Pictures of Yellow Fringe Flags from Around the World

This post contains a growing collection of pictures of yellow-fringed flags from around the world. The purpose of these pictures is to demonstrate the global nature of the perversions of law that these flags represent and how they are used against citizens of every nation of the world.

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Typical U.S. Courtroom

Below is a picture of a very typical U.S. courtroom showing the Judge's desk (elevated), the clerk's desk (to the left of the Judge's desk) and the court reporter's desk (in front of the Judge's desk).

Note that both the "U.S." flag (displayed to the right of the Judge) and the "State" (country) flag (displayed to the left of the Judge) both have a yellow fringe distinguishing them as something other than the banners of the entities we commonly believe them to be. In short, when you walk into this room, you're on foreign soil because the flag(s) flying the room is/are not American in nature. This is why the U.S. Constitution has no power in this room: This courtroom is foreign in respect to the Constitution.




Military Ceremonies

Since the yellow-fringed flag is essentially a military flag, it is most commonly seen at military ceremonies, around government facilities, and in places that offer "public" services, such as courtrooms and licensing facilities.




Other Non-Flag Items

There are companies that sell "Rear-View Mirror Flags" that sport the yellow fringe.