Or possibly a symbol the majority of Britons at the time would've recognised

A lion perhaps?

A wyvern would be the best option

Agreed there

Shame, the original flag of wessex is unknown

The bayeux makes it more look like a golden slug rather than the golden wyvern

I think a white dragon or wyvern was also an Anglo-Saxon symbol

https://twitter.com/SkyNewsBreak/status/1218299640212267008

NICE

Was golden as far as Im aware mate

Yeah I know, I mean there was a separate but similar symbol

i want fireworks

also declare it a bank holiday

weren't they going to declare the 1st of November a bank holiday when it was still the 31st october?

so the banks wouldn't be trading

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/331196252949577740/655509718772482079/tenor.gif

we need more bank holidays anyway

Tell that t the jerks mving an established bank holiday that has touristy events associated with it because there were too many already.

there are never too many

https://www.reddit.com/r/PoliticalCompassMemes/comments/eq2hk2/each_quadrant_doing_doublethink/

the economic right one makes sense though

violent protest hold no place, yes. Which is why there is also that the government should know to respect its citizens as the citizens are to respect the government. If one didn't have the required force, then it would be just that much easier to oppress the other side

https://imgur.com/9qylxg2

I'm going in

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fun

Run by continuity remain?

PogJury

traitors

take screenshots and post em

He went in for our entertainment and never came back.
F

Wonder when the EU will realise that implementing the Continental System is only going to fail a second time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_System

http://archive.is/UESYm

https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1218497295957753856

why is it not

in

most % order

this is the weirdest thing

https://twitter.com/gilbertgiffnock/status/1218227490713370625

'vast majority'