Karadzic and Shaggy to re-release It Wasn't Me

Monday, 26 October 2009

Radovan Karadzic is said to have boycotted his own trial at the Hague for war crimes.

He has said this was  in order to better prepare his defense  as well as record a 12inch Monster Mix of  'It Wasn't Me', with rap star 'Shaggy'.

Karadzic has hinted that he is going to dress in 'Ali G' style clothing and use the 'mix' as part of his closing statement.

On hearing the news it is said that Tony Blair is preparing a ditty of Chers', 'If I could turn back time' after the increasing 'blood on your hands'call to answer his involvement in the case for the war in Iraq!

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