Final Conflict: Flag of St Edmund

Thursday, 18 January 2007

Flag of St Edmund

AVAILABLE SOON!

This is the 5 x 3 foot flag of St Edmund of Suffolk, the saxon Patron Saint of England.

The town of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk gets its name because the Saint is buried there.

St Edmund held a special place in the hearts of the Saxon people of England.

Reserve your flag with FC now. These are likely to be limited availability.

As traitors on both sides seek to hand England over to the forces of Red Atheism, Talmudic Zionism, multi-faith gibberish, McDonalds Coca Cola consumerism, and/or a meaningless vacuous humanism - patriots should raise the banner of St Edmund and remember the graves of their forefathers, those who would fight and die to defend Faith, Family and Nation.

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“Unless people start life with a culture of their own, exposure to other cultures will seldom enhance their moral or even aesthetic awareness. Without home culture, as it used to be called – a background of firmly held standards and beliefs – people will encounter the “other” merely as consumers of impressions and sensations, as cultural shoppers in pursuit of the latest novelties. It is important for people to measure their own values against others and to run the risk of changing their minds; but exposure to others will do them very little good if they have no minds to risk. New perspectives presuppose a pre-existing point of view.”

Christopher Lasch.