Ridiculous myths about US (or other places') history

[BattlingNelson]

Very interesting.

Hard to say whether it is the oldest flag. I'm assuming that refers to official flags among present-day modern nation-states. It may be though.

According to the official story it is the oldest flag.

Somehow I got a feeling you wont believe the official story though.

[Drunken Cat]

According to the official story it is the oldest flag.

Somehow I got a feeling you wont believe the official story though.

How long do you think flags have been used?

I'll give you a hint. Older than Westphalia.

Look up Westphalia, since I know you don't understand what I said. It will give a bit of context.

And I'm referring to the treaty which gave rise to the modern states system. Not the place itself.

[BattlingNelson]

How long do you think flags have been used?

I'll give you a hint. Older than Westphalia.

Look up Westphalia, since I know you don't understand what I said. It will give a bit of context.

And I'm referring to the treaty which gave rise to the modern states system. Not the place itself.

I should have said flag still in use, but I thought that was obvious.


Does it matter? Its still a conspiracy.

[wood1985]

Everyone in Scotland wears kilts.

Haggis is an animal. Hahaha

[Drunken Cat]

I should have said flag still in use, but I thought that was obvious.


Does it matter? Its still a conspiracy.

Okay, well that is interesting. Hadn't heard of that before. Good on you Danes.