The U.S. Civil Flag is being re-named the U.S. Civilian Flag based on updated information that more accurately describes what the flag represents, a Civilian government run by the American People under the Common law.

HISTORY OF THE US CIVIL FLAG. The first U.S. Flag, which denoted civilian versus military purposes, was designed in 1799 by Oliver Wolcott Jr. the Secretary of the Treasury under John Adams.

The Sons of Liberty flag was the flag that inspired the Revolution! It's sibling the U.S. Civilian Flag is the True Constitutional flag of the American Republic during peacetime, in-law under God.

The Civil Flag is an untainted image for the People to reclaim their will, faith and ideology back from the gangsters running our country. Send in your Civil Flag image or graphic art and I will post on this page.

US Civil Flags is seeking the restoration of a Common-Law government as defined in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of these united states of America; and the re-institution of a debt and usury-free Gold-based currency coined …

History of the US Civilian Flag. FLY THE FLAG RESTORE THE DREAM! Admiralty Law- History of the Law of the Sea, Guilty until Proven Innocence. Executive Order 11110- John F. Kennedy's restoration of Silver-based currency coined by the Treasury of these United States. The Dream Of General McClellan George Washington's Promise

By virtue of the authority vested in me by section 301 of title 3 of the United States Code, it is ordered as follows: Section 1. Executive Order No. 10289 of September 19, 1951, as amended, is hereby further amended- ... or any right accruing or accrued or any suit or proceeding had or commenced in any civil or criminal cause prior to the date ...

This is silver's third and most important flag: the cause of humanity. Silver's flags, therefore, are three: The flag of people's savings. The flag of national union. The flag of the preservation of men, from dehumanization. The silver coin as money: an …

That is why the Constitution does not grant legal tender power to the federal government, and the states are empowered to make legal tender only out of gold and silver (see Article 1, Section 10). Instead, Congress was given the power to regulate money against a standard, i.e., the dollar.

Apocalypse This Way Comes by Nelson Hultberg September 2, 2003 . A smattering of today's mainstream pundits is beginning to understand that what economically plagues us today is something quite different from the standard inflationary-recessionary cycles that have prevailed since World War II.