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National - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 How I won the War- Bertie Ahern to make major speech at UCD national |
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 Tuesday April 01, 2008 20:51 by Martin Madhead
 Taoiseach will explain his part in peace process- no other political parties invited Bertie Ahern is scheduled to make a major speech at the Global Irish Institute, University College Dublin, this Thursday at 11AM. The conference is timed to mark the tenth anniversary of thew Good Friday Agreement, but while number one Bertie apologist Martin Mansergh TD will be there, no other Irish Political Parties have been invited to speak. The conference starts at 9 with registration (click on the link for a registration form) and Bertie will speak at 11AM. Straight after there will be a coffee break, and presumably the Taoiseach will pose for pictures. |
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Jump To Comment: 5 4 3 2 1Wasnt it Bertie who dropped the Capital Gains Tax from 40% to 20%? Combine that with a tax loop hole which allows developers to avoid paying Stamp Duty on purchased land and the low interest rates of the last decade and we had the scene set for one of the biggest scams in economic history. A country 4% urbanised with some of the highest land prices in Europe??? Free Market my ass.
Bertie was told by the AG that the Kenny Report (which recommended that zoned land by limited in price to its agricultural price plus 25%) could be implimented without a constitutional ammendment. This would have avoided the misery now faced by tens of thousands of Irish citizens. It would also have avoided the Irish landlords making obscene fortunes literally overnight. Naturally Bertie sided with the Landlord class against the Irish people.
Just look at his face you know he's an honest man. Thanks to Eoghan Harris for pointing this out.
another corrupt politician. nothing will change.
Cheerio Cheerio Cheerio
He's resigning on the 6th May (to spend more time with his sterling bank drafts)
I wish I could be there.. but two thousand miles is too far to travel at short notice.!