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Let me guess, it emphasizes 'Patria' at the expense of 'Democracia' and 'Libertad'?The flag and Coat of arms of Sinaica, a fictional South American country
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so apparently the Nile Provisional Government (NPG) founded by the Anya-nya rebels in whats now South Sudan had either a flag or two flags, both of which appear in an AP newsreel, yet are not shown in any real detail anywhere and the only description of one is from the blog wwiiafterwwii (highly recommend them):
the other flag may be this one:
but i'm not 100% certain, but the other flag in the video does indeed have the UNIA colors and some white symbol in the middle; if anyone has any information on these I'd love to see more so someone more talented than me could do a full recreation of them
so I attempted my best recreation but I don't have any spoonbill graphics on hand and I also have no idea what the spoonbill looks like nor where he got that from:
the other flag may be this one:
but i'm not 100% certain, but the other flag in the video does indeed have the UNIA colors and some white symbol in the middle; if anyone has any information on these I'd love to see more so someone more talented than me could do a full recreation of them
Nevermind actually! I found it on Giorgio Rapanelli's website:
if anyone wants to have a crack at recreating this so it can go up on Wikimedia that'd be awesome
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- Flags of Lupin the 3rd: Part Two -
The three flags in question come from two different episodes in the second series of the Lupin III Japanese anime.
The first flag comes from the 76th episode Do You Know Shakespeare? The episode in question involves the gang being sent on a recovery mission by a European government. The person at the center of the recovery turns out to be an old flame of Jigen Daisuke (the one with the fedora). The flag belongs to the aforementioned unnamed European country which is, as it is revealed later in the episode, directly meddling in the Civil War of the African country of "Barodius" [1) I'm not sure that's how you spell it, but I think it's an alliteration toward Rhodesia, 2) this country does go flag-less]. While originally it is to be believed that this country is on the side of the black secessionists, it is revealed that this country is actually key to the rebellion's downfall. Now, the flag itself is a rather simple design with a crescent moon in a blue canton with five stripes (three red, two white).
The second and third flags come from the 61st episode The Yam is Mightier than the Sword. This episode involves Goemon Ishikawa XIII's (the samurai) infamous sword, the Zantetsuken, being apprehended by defense contractors to start a war between two rival African countries separated by a DMZ in Central Africa. The sword in question is strapped to a drone to slice through tanks which, then, would increase the demand for new tanks and driving up profits for the contractors. The two countires, also nameless, have notably distinct looking flags compared to the flag above.
Apologies if these designs have been interpreted by someone on here already. I only intended to translate the flags from the sourced anime to the best of my ability.
The three flags in question come from two different episodes in the second series of the Lupin III Japanese anime.
The first flag comes from the 76th episode Do You Know Shakespeare? The episode in question involves the gang being sent on a recovery mission by a European government. The person at the center of the recovery turns out to be an old flame of Jigen Daisuke (the one with the fedora). The flag belongs to the aforementioned unnamed European country which is, as it is revealed later in the episode, directly meddling in the Civil War of the African country of "Barodius" [1) I'm not sure that's how you spell it, but I think it's an alliteration toward Rhodesia, 2) this country does go flag-less]. While originally it is to be believed that this country is on the side of the black secessionists, it is revealed that this country is actually key to the rebellion's downfall. Now, the flag itself is a rather simple design with a crescent moon in a blue canton with five stripes (three red, two white).
The second and third flags come from the 61st episode The Yam is Mightier than the Sword. This episode involves Goemon Ishikawa XIII's (the samurai) infamous sword, the Zantetsuken, being apprehended by defense contractors to start a war between two rival African countries separated by a DMZ in Central Africa. The sword in question is strapped to a drone to slice through tanks which, then, would increase the demand for new tanks and driving up profits for the contractors. The two countires, also nameless, have notably distinct looking flags compared to the flag above.
Apologies if these designs have been interpreted by someone on here already. I only intended to translate the flags from the sourced anime to the best of my ability.
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Wierdly enough flip the moon around in the first flag and you'd have one of the flags of Neil Armstrong's breakaway lunar sex cult/utopia in Inside Job 😂
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I haven't watched Inside Job, so my first reaction was "I understand all those words but separately."
The moon landing really happened but the deep state had to fake it anyway and hire crisis actors when the astronauts refused to return to Earth in favor of starting a new age sex cult.
There were a lot more astronauts on that first trip then we've been told 🤔Ah... makes sense
