Pan Africa for Mali and Rwanda - Perpetually Imparted to Memory Forevermore

 Flag for nations in the 20th century.  Although neither is no longer official, during the time of Pan-Africanism, they united under colors against the colonizing powers of Europe in the 1960s.  After the European yoke was removed, they had to content with their own.  Since then, new troubles have arisen.  

Nonetheless, these flags are a part of their common heritages, when Africa was born in the era of decolonization, taking their first steps of freedom into the New World Order. 

 

Burkina Faso and South Kasai - Ember of Nations

 South Kasai is in the league of nations like the Confederacy, Yugoslavia, East Germany and many more.  Not lost to the ages, but forever in memory as it is with any nation arise in the upon the rise of technological century. 

 

Libya & Saudi Arabia - Green for Islam

 Simple green flags that signal to the world of divine revelation. In the wake of Issac and Ishmael's rivalry, nations have been made.  By order of a sacred promise, any soul who prays with a Torah or Bible, shall acknowledge the line of Ishmael, so that it is strong and shall never be forgotten. 

It is promise made by the Divine and insured by every Christian and Hebrew heart should they recite and remember the book of Genesis 17:20. 

 

Libya & Biafra - Sun and Moon

 Libya & Biafra are nations in the hot seat. 

Kiribati-to-Antigua & Barbuda - From the Atlantic to the Pacific

 As the sun sets, at a certain time it is also rising.  So it is with each new sun-set-rise with these two nations from the Pacific to the Atlantic. 

 

 

Tonga & Samoa - Crossey Canton's Down Under

 Just as Fiji-to-Tuvalu, Australia-to-New Zealand, and South Africa-to-Vanuatu match down under, Tonga and Samoa are small South Pacific nations that are providentially paired.  Their fields a red harmonize under a cross.  A red cross like in the white of daylight, and the Starry Southern Cross of the night sky. 

For the Love of St. George - Georgia & Northern Ireland

 Everybody loves St. George, who knew that his exercise of his faith when it was dangerous to do so, would echo across time?

Gladly we honor men and women who stood up against the beast, and aligned themselves with a higher power.  Especially when they offer up their life.

As a consequence of his action a flag was shaped in his footpath, from the Eastern and Western edges of Europe.  

His bold actions have forever imprinted their mark in the Caucasus and Northern Ireland.

 

Si, hata ....created at ABJC HS, on consecrated ground.