(Thanks kindly, L. :)

Reader Linda ponders the importance and significance of each of the two flags:

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Re: Anna Von Reitz: 'The American Peace Flag -....

Hi Hobie! So glad you are home and continued prayers for your improving health. It is very arduous to care for an ill family member when you are not feeling the best. Healing thoughts to you and your brother.

For many years I thought that there would come a day when the flag might present an issue in our day to day life as Americans. The "Peace Flag" was touted as the only flag to represent an America not in continuous conflict. The "at war" flag, unbeknownst to most of our citizens, would go on to represent us at all events, countries other than our own and dare I say it, the light and perhaps last thing our beloved soldiers would see that made their sacrifice meaningful. It could only be translated in my mind as standing in the stead of our mantra, "for God and country". The Peace Flag does not hold this sentiment.

Indeed, there are many of us that have awakened to the illegal, immoral and inhumane things the deep state has done to the world's population-much of it to our own country. Thanks to Judge Anna, we have been alerted to our true state and I prize her as a true warrior in the fight between good and evil. Generally I would always side with her judgement and advice, however when it comes to our flag, here must be a better way around this issue.

If it is possible, could we hold some sort of vote/referendum that would give us all, Americans-- current (who might consider our past countrymen and future generations) a say in how they did and might feel?

This may seem like a trite issue when it comes to the many terrible things we are going through, but the flag we live under and are represented by, IS America to many of us. I would like the chance to speak for it. Thank you Hobie.

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