The German flag is upside down!

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I've always thought the flag looked strange with black at the top.

Some of you may already have seen this info... For those who haven't:

Pic shows how the flag SHOULD look like.

http://www.renegadetribune.com/the-story-of-the-real-german-flag/

http://granddesignexposed.com/jesuitconnection/Why%20the%20german%20flag%20is%20upside%20down.pdf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M14m8rBNIiI

> from YT video description: (Turn on C.C. with translation) The original flag of the German people was Gold, Red and Black, and not that which we see today, Black, Red and Gold. On 27 May 1832 there was an illegal gathering at Hambach Castle, in the Rhineland-Palatinate. About 30,000 people attended this event, which was the most impressive demonstration for Freedom, Democracy and National Unity of its time: The Hambach Festival. This period of German history had been characterized by Political Despotism, Censorship, Social Misery. But one of the major causes of political repression and economic hardship was the national disunity of Germany, which had broken up at that time into 39 states. These divisions were fomented by external enemies. In February of 1832, the `German Press and Fatherland Club` was founded. Its main goal was the rebirth of Germany within a free Europe. Members of the association included the organizers of the Hambach Festival. They were deemed as radicals or reactionaries. The 'powers that be' fought hard to cancel the event and they even issued a ban on the 8th of May. The organizers, however, persevered. And finally, in spite of the ban, the event took place. Among the invited guests in attendance at the festival were Polish freedom fighters, as well as a delegation from France, which had promised the Germans their full support in the creation of a new, unified, and independent nation state of Germany.