Son of Man, Son of Pear-Bear Republic

Son of Man in California, based upon a surrealist painting, we have the California Style, but not a
green apple, yet a greenish pear, how so fair!



 Son of Man came out in 1964!  Painted by Belgian waffle lover, who loved to read the books of Ann of Green Gables.

But one of the painters skills was the ability to balance fruit on his tongues.  Yep, that's right this man-person had multiple tongues, like any good Belgian.

Some say he had a nose piece with a stud on it, upon which you could stick on various items including cheese and crackers.

Fun California Flag - The Californuuuia Republic Flag

This is what happens when you reach for the stars, you get a long neck!

Newest California Republic Flag

This flag is based upon the New California Flag, which is based upon the official California flag.  Basically after the New California Republic fell after the great robot war, the Newer California Republic arose from its ashes a hundred years later, but decked out in 1980s style of thinking and style.   But then the robot on robot wars arose 50 years after the Newer California Republic.  From those ashes arose the Newest California Republic.

Humans wrongly assumed all robots would get along - so false.  Robots-AI would fight each other for human slaves and made every effort to convert or convince cyborgs to join their side.  Robots with the most diversity of cyborgs usually got the edge.  The Newest California Republic included area from Alaska, Eastern Russia, and Chile.

It is theorized that the traces of AI-Robot on AI-Robot violence stemmed from the Apple vs Droid platforms.  Humans, like cyborgs, are programmed with certain patterns that cause humans to become attached and defend their particular tech.

Already in present day times, a few humans have exhibited partisan and violent tendencies in defense of their preferred tech be it Apple, Droid, X-Box, PlayStation, or something else.  Some believe this is due to the tachyon impulses from the AI-robots from future of the Newest California Republic. 

Newer California Republic Flag

There is only room for one more, the 'NEWEST CALIFORNIA REPUBLIC.'

Star Wars Ewok Rebel Alliance Republic Flag

May the Scwartz be wit youz!  Believe it or not, but there are many persons like myself that are completely happy with the Ewoks.  Lucas made the right choice.  And yes, if you had millions of natives fight the Empire and with the force on your side, those troops and walkers are coming down. 

And the last words of the original movie from 1983 were not "He's my brother." It was an Ewok that spoke and it was the Ewoks that sung!

Thanksgiving Massachusetts Native and Newcomer Flags

Happy Thanksgiving!  This year the Massachusetts flag has been culturally reversed.  Instead of featuring a Native American, we now have a Newcomer American of the English stock fancying his way into this land. 

The Newcomer Pilgrim-Massachusetts Flag

The Culturally Reversed Massachusetts Flag

Thanksgiving is a holiday which commemorates the friendship and union of Natives of the New World and Newcomers from the Old World.  In honor of this holiday we have the flag of Massachusetts and a modified version.  The official Massachusetts features an Indigenous American with a bow and arrow, but in a new version we have a pilgrim with a walking stick and Bible.  In addition, the white star is now a white cross.  As with the flag of Oklahoma that has six brown crosses, in many Native American traditions the cross is a symbol that represents a star rather than a method of execution.

The Newcomer-Massachusetts flag is a twice modified flag.  The original version was first presented to vexillologists around the world at the 2009 International Congress of Vexillology in Yokohama.  Peter Orenski gave a thought provoking paper on Controversial Indian [Native American] Symbols on U.S. State Flags.  In an effort to put the proverbial red man's moccasin on the white man's foot, Orenski placed a pilgrim on the shield and replaced the frontier man's sword with a red man's tomahawk. 

Official Massachusetts Flag

But with my modifications, a Native American version of a star is in the canton position of the shield, which is the white plus symbol.  Also, the arm matches the posture, coming out of the heraldic wreath.  Orenski's version had the hand off set 90 degrees.  Finally, my version has a red field, while Peter's version had white shield for the Pilgrim.

 Dr. Orenski was one of the primary voices in vexillology, who recently passed away last year.  He is sorely missed and was a great inspiration to everyone connected to vexillology.  Originally from Romania, Peter was a bright star in vexillology. This flag is for Peter.  I am ever grateful for his work, as vexillologist who lives in his afterglow.

You can see Peter Orenski's paper here, with original Pilgrim Flag:
http://www.manataka.org/page1189.html

Newcomer and Native Designs for the Flag of Massachusetts Compared