Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
We are saddened to hear of the passing of Mohamed Lehyan, for many years the face of the Caleta Palace Hotel and a great friend of #Gibraltar to the very end. Catalan Bay and after retirement the Café de Paris in Tangiers will not be the same again. May he Rest in Peace.
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
GSD heavyweights faced a significant challenge in addressing a major gap in their lineup, one that accounts for 50% of our economy, 10,000 jobs, and £200 million in direct public revenues. Their desperate defence didn't inspire confidence at all.
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Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
Quiero trasladar en el nombre de La Línea de la Concepción, y en el mío propio, las más sinceras condolencias a nuestros vecinos gibraltareños por el fallecimiento de la Reina Isabel II.
Un enorme abrazo a todos.
Me uno a vuestro dolor.
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
I don’t understand how the British ever conquered all these hot places.
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
Gibraltar salutes the Royal Engineers, 50 years since the Corps was granted the Freedom of the City of Gibraltar.
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
Melitopol continues to fight back against occupation and the kidnapping of its mayor. Things likely to take a dark turn but I wouldn’t want to be one of these Russian soldiers. – at Ukraine
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
A longer section of an interview with @SkyNews
• why Boris Johnson should go,
• why the West faces an accelerating catastrophe in Ukraine
• and the lack of seriousness that led to both problems
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Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
Please RT if you would like me to consider standing against @Jacob_Rees_Mogg again, as an independent for one term only. As before, I would step aside if a better unity candidate emerges, or if @UKLabour & @LibDems decide to fight each other & I would only further split the vote.
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
What a difference 40 years makes.
Less of a problem in Europe than US but maybe there should be upper limits on car sizes? 🚘 ☹️
Via @physicyclist & @_dmoser
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
The moment Manchester United found out Man City had won the Premier League title in the final minute of their game
We may never see scenes like this again 🔥 😳
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
I didn’t quite say that. I did predict there would be millions of Afghan refugees. But it would be over many years. And the US, UK and all the NATO allies should share the burden between them. Nevertheless an interesting result 👇
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Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
I’m sad to say I was knocked off my bike cycling home from work by a car turning left who hadn’t seen me.
My helmet is cracked but at least it wasn’t my skull!
If I wasn’t wearing my helmet this could have been a very different story.
Please wear a helmet!!
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
This story of how @DillianWhyte got Alen Babic into professional boxing is amazing 👏
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
You've heard all the negative stuff. Now listen to the positive. We have done so much from freedom of conscience and equality these past decade. We have a record to be proud of in the @GSLP_Gibraltar @GibraltarGov.
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
The GSD have finally admitted that we'd have a deficit of £158m even if we'd followed their advice & not built new schools & new PCC for our kids, the affordable homes at Mons Calpe Mews & Beach View Terraces, the new sporting facilities, refurbished our estates, etc. Watch this:
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
📅ON THIS DAY: Whyte v Parker thriller🙌
⏪In 2018 the heavyweight clash between @DillianWhyte and @joeboxerparker went down to the very last seconds🤜⏱
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
Thanks for having us #Gibraltar.
As ever, a welcoming place for sailors of the @RoyalNavy and a cracking run ashore! 🏖⚓🌊
#PWLSinGibraltar
Albert Joseph Isola retweeted
I think a little comparison between Gibraltar and Northern Ireland may be in order, because both were widely predicted as Brexit flashpoints, but so far only one of them has been. The reasons, I believe, come down to confidence and leadership more than history. 1/n
