Flag Mistake at UK-China Ceremony
Discussion
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7866938.stm
Basically the Union Jack was flown upside down at the ceremony. Cue BBC uproar at this "Upside-Down Flag Event Situation Crunch".
Its ironic that flying the Union flag upsode down used to be a signal that the flag-flyer was in distress. Maybe Brown and Mandelson are trying to tell us something?
Basically the Union Jack was flown upside down at the ceremony. Cue BBC uproar at this "Upside-Down Flag Event Situation Crunch".
Its ironic that flying the Union flag upsode down used to be a signal that the flag-flyer was in distress. Maybe Brown and Mandelson are trying to tell us something?
M3CHA-MONK3Y said:
i'm pretty sure the Chinese don't give a toss.
Apparently, nor do we. Which is worrying really. Think about it, your job is to put the flag up on 10 Downing Street, and you get it wrong. I mean, how clueless do you have to be?
However, I'm assuming it was done in a hurry and they didn't double check rather than piss poor educational standards that we are alluding to.
Pickled Piper said:
I'm sorry I keep looking at the pictures but I can't se the difference. Perhaps we should just make the flag doubly symmetric to avoid any such issues in the future.
pp
Perhaps you should take pride in the country you live in enough to know a little bit more about the flag and the history of these Isles.pp
Just a thought.
Edited by Pesty on Tuesday 3rd February 18:56
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