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Should Bertie get a tax exemption for his book?
He should. In terms of self-deprecating political satire, it's right up there with 'Gulliver's Travels' and 'Animal Farm' etc. Just because he was the Buffoon's Buffoon as a Taoiseach doesn't necessarily mean he's not a literary genius. Only in Ireland would readers have failed to appreciate that Bertie De Oughter never intended for his fictional autobiography to be taken seriously.
sure maybe his writer is compliant BUT who in Martin Cullen's Arts Council advised the Revenue that Bertie should get an artist's exemption ?
Dot, i thought that the revenue have a huge say in this matter as to who to hand out re tax exemptions??
As a work of fiction; it must have some artistic merit!:mrgreen:
We have got as much as we are going to get out of Europe; it is, now, time to leave!
EUROPA CONVENTUS DELENDA EST!...Whistle out the marching tune
Did anyone actually buy this gick. I've never heard of anyone that did.Originally Posted by Dodgy Bertie=Shady Mayor
Maybe this "buke" will be rescued by the Minister for Education and two copies will be bought for every secondary school in the Country, like yer man Ferriter's De Valera apologist "book".
The only good thing about this would be: once it becomes associated with school, people will not only not read it, they will hate it: just like the Irish language really.
Absolutely.
I`m reading it to the 4 year old at present. She falls asleep after each lie. I`m on about page 6. I started reading the book in December
who told the Drumcondra mafia about the poll? it was 2:1 agin....
Show us the tax clearance certificate you spoofer. "Dig out" my ar............senal
Wh...Wh...why would I need a certificate. I have a [SIZE=3]degree! [/SIZE]
Cant wait for the Mahon report
He is a despised pr............... and he should keep his fat mouth shut about suicide
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