It can be yes, there are variations The one I showed you above and this one as per their organisation letter head you'd best email them for clarity given how many they have used . This is their own website with the c flag showing https://www.coe.int/en/web/portal
It doesn't answer my question though does it 28 eu countries, 47 council of europe countries, if your direction was right, the non eu countries would have eu flags too but they have not, how do you explain that? I ask as I look at the 19 countries in the council of europe official government buildings, not all have the eu flag but are still council of europe members How could that be ?
ferk knows. i'm just curious as to why you didnt know and why it might not be a good idea to hang on to it.
Well, as that video showed, the council of europe created the flag back in the 50's until the eu stole it in the 90's. Like the lgbt and the word "gay", the flag is now associated more with the european union than any other body, in the same way gay means same sex rather than the original "carefree", "cheerful", or "bright and showy". Given now you see the flag and you see eu, it is not unreasonable to leave the eu and no longer use the flag. It also shows by those countries who are in the council of europe but not in the european union, that you do not need to fly the eu flag to be part of the council.
Fvck her have you all heard trying to present a radio show........... she will pocket all the 30ps' and spend it on a piss up. Julia art a Boozer.
how did she get from 50p to 20p? a fine example of brexinomics. suckers. maybe she is including the drop in value of the pound x the amount of pish they thought they can get away with?
