If this (the cross of St. George) represents England (and it does):
...and this (the cross of St. Patrick) represents Northern Ireland (and it does):
...and this (the cross of St. Andrew) represents Scotland (and it does):
...and this (the flag of St. David) represents Wales (and it does):
...then why does the British flag:
contain no yellow or black?
What are the Welsh? Chopped liver?
Inquiring minds want to know.
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