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9th June 06, 07:30 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by cajunscot
This is a battle that I've been fighting for years now. Matt is correct; the Lion Rampant is the flag of the Sovereign, not a national flag.
Without trying to steer this one too far off course, the same is true for the Union flag. It is a royal flag and not a national flag. It is to be flown on government buildings on special occasions only (Commonwealth Day, Remembrance Day, St. George's Day, etc.)
I suspect there are many today that would fail to recognize the Cross of St. George as England's national flag.
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