SimplyObsessed wrote:cookie0117 wrote:eddie2 wrote:http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/gb-wales.html#uj
http://www.know-britain.com/general/union_jack.html
http://www.famouswelsh.com/13_Articles/Union_Jack/Flag_of_Wales.html
ok now once again cookie plz tell me what part of the union jack is welsh.....
i know what we add wales to it and take scotland off it that would be brill lol.
If you read your own sources, they state that Wales is part of England and so represented by the St George. Wales does not have any legal status as a country. They do have their own flag but then so does cornwall. Having a flag does not make you a country. So my original comment of an appropiate and fair amount stands. Your last artical gives a description of how, maybe you should read your own evidence before you present it.
Wales most certainly is a country, it is not part of England. It is a one of the countries that form the "united" kingdom.
A common and widely held belief but beliefs do not make facts. I dont mean it as any form of insult or derogatrory comment.