Brexit: Gibraltar angered by Spain's EU 'veto'

[vetran]

Are you saying that the British Government is not entering into negotiations about the future of Gibraltar?

You're so confused, I suspect your next tactic will be to avoid the question, respond with smilies, bury your head in the sand and imagine it all goes away.

no its ShaunBhoy not AssSnob

[WTFH]

no its ShaunBhoy not AssSnob

And the difference is?

[vetran]

And the difference is?

ShaunBhoy is funny sometimes.

[BrilloPad]

You mean like how they own O2 (Telefonica), BA (IAG), Heathrow (and the rest of BAA) (Ferrovial), Santander, Scottish Power (Iberdola).

Exactly.

[BrilloPad]

The husband thinks reasonable is going to work and making sure he's never at home to deal with the children plus the house also cleans itself.

So women should not be working?

I find your sexist attitude quite disturbing. This is not the 1950s any more.

[BrilloPad]

Are you saying that the British Government is not entering into negotiations about the future of Gibraltar?

You're so confused, I suspect your next tactic will be to avoid the question, respond with smilies, bury your head in the sand and imagine it all goes away.

We are not saying so publicly.

If it gets us a better deal though, we will throw the tax dodgers to the wolves.

[shaunbhoy]

Are you saying that the British Government is not entering into negotiations about the future of Gibraltar?

There is nothing to negotiate until the people of Gibraltar express some intent to revise their earlier landslide decision.

Of course if you know different, do point us in the direction of your evidence........as was previously requested.

Tick Tock.....

[WTFH]

There is nothing to negotiate until the people of Gibraltar express some intent to revise their earlier landslide decision.

Of course if you know different, do point us in the direction of your evidence........as was previously requested.

Tick Tock.....

95.9% is a pretty good landslide.

And if there's nothing to negotiate, then why is the government wasting the next 2 years of trying to negotiate?

[WTFH]

We are not saying so publicly.

If it gets us a better deal though, we will throw the tax dodgers to the wolves.

Exactly.

[shaunbhoy]

95.9% is a pretty good landslide.

It is, but as that was nothing to do with sovereignty (for which the landslide was 98.97%), it is irrelevant.

Please supply some evidence that their Brexit position trumps their sovereignty position if you don't wish me to continue mocking you.
You really are an open goal until you can do that.

And if there's nothing to negotiate, then why is the government wasting the next 2 years of trying to negotiate?

As regards Gibraltar and its sovereignty, there IS nothing to negotiate. There are, however, a number of other minor points to be addressed. Hence the 2 year window.

HTH