I can understand not allowing games with the cold blooded murder of police officers….. oh wait….
Everywhere in Arizona, you'll hear the locals' stories of the cold-blooded blighters, but it's nothing to worry about.
I had a similar thought last week as I tried to make sense of the cold-blooded murders at the Charlie Hebdo office in Paris.
A Royal Marines sergeant faces life imprisonment after being found guilty of the cold-blooded battlefield murder of a seriously wounded Afghan insurgent.
Ahmad, 28, a university student at the Homs protest, said: "We people of Homs are calling for three days' general strike to show our rejection of the cold-blooded killing of peaceful protesters.
Russian pro-democracy activist and former world chess champion Garry Kasparov said on his Facebook page: "Devastated to hear of the cold-blooded murder of my long-time opposition colleague Boris Nemtsov in central Moscow, quite close to the Kremlin.
By heartlessly showing the assorted Heidis, Troys and Katrinas the door, Mr. Trump -- that essence of the cold-blooded New York executive -- is effectively saying: "You have failed me.
And while I think Claes would be wise to continue to fear her wrath, instead of the cold-blooded killer she was painted to be, she turned out to be yet another victim of Emil's twistedness.
Jesse — one of the cold-blooded cowboys in the barroom comedy "Sundance," a work of cultural criticism wrapped neatly in a suspenseful shoot-'em-up western — lives by a strict moral code.
"She is clearly the head of this serpent," the judge said of Teresa Lewis in 2003 when he sentenced her to death by lethal injection, describing her as the mastermind of the cold-blooded murders of her husband and his son as they slept in rural Virginia.
Similarly consider the case of the cold-blooded criminal who has inflicted great harm on many innocent victims.
