 |
| Witch Tax |
The Romanian government has established a fee for the first time for witches, fortune tellers and astrologers.
The witch tries to cast a spell on the President of Romania against, which reported toxic mandrake plant on the Danube, AP. The BBC and the witches cat feces and a dead dog in the mix magic spell.
Romanian culture retains many popular beliefs. In some villages, garlic has been used for many years to ward off vampires and other evils. AP said the President's company, who have the purple uniform to avoid on certain days, bad things happen.
On the Danube, "a self-proclaimed witch named Alison that tax law is" stupid "is added, that nothing in taxes because" almost nothing gained. "
additional fees for groups of people over a tax of 16 percent of income on health and pensionbenefits, reported the BBC. In the past, activities are not taxed and are now regarded as self-employed. The BBC reported that the embalmers also receive income tax.
A witch named Bratan Buzea, 63, told the BBC that he was arrested for witchcraft in the communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
"We hurt those who hurt us," he told the BBC. "They want to pull the country out of this crisis with us? If we overcome the crisis because he has given us."
The witch tries to cast a spell on the President of Romania against, which reported toxic mandrake plant on the Danube, AP. The BBC and the witches cat feces and a dead dog in the mix magic spell.
Romanian culture retains many popular beliefs. In some villages, garlic has been used for many years to ward off vampires and other evils. AP said the President's company, who have the purple uniform to avoid on certain days, bad things happen.
On the Danube, "a self-proclaimed witch named Alison that tax law is" stupid "is added, that nothing in taxes because" almost nothing gained. "
additional fees for groups of people over a tax of 16 percent of income on health and pensionbenefits, reported the BBC. In the past, activities are not taxed and are now regarded as self-employed. The BBC reported that the embalmers also receive income tax.
A witch named Bratan Buzea, 63, told the BBC that he was arrested for witchcraft in the communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
"We hurt those who hurt us," he told the BBC. "They want to pull the country out of this crisis with us? If we overcome the crisis because he has given us."
No comments:
Post a Comment