Talk:Flag of Georgia (country)
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Is it sure that the law emendment is in force since January 14? Andres 04:42, 17 Jan 2004 (UTC)
Removed the last reference, as the text referenced basically consists of insults against the president of Georgia and his political party. I don't believe we should pollute Wikipedia with this kind of stuff ('neutrality of point of view' should not mean that we reference all ramblings/insults remotely connected with the subject of the article).
[edit] So much work
To change all the Georgian documents from Soviet style to the new style THEN to the newer style. Someone office clerk must be pissed.
-G
[edit] A new flag, again?
Hi. I saw on TV protests against Mikheil Saakashvili. The current red-crossed flag is scarcely displayed in these demonstrations, contrarily to the protests during the Rose Revolution. Instead several flags can be seen and I wish I knew what they mean. One of them is very often seen : a kind of Denmark-like Scandinavian white cross on a red and blue background see here. It's a kind of compromise between Denmark's and the Dominican Republic's flags. Could someone tell me what it is? Švitrigaila 11:39, 4 November 2007 (UTC)
