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Description
Not the official flag of the U.K, but a popular flag flown by supporters for the Dignity Party. It retains the red, white and blue colors of the Navy Jack, but in the style of a Nordic Cross. This is to emphasize the supremacy of Anglo-Saxon lineage and show their ferocity towards protecting the christian values of England.

In the center of the cross bears the emblem of the party: the swine, to symbolize their hatred of Muslim and Jewish worshipers. During the Expulsion, when Muslim and Jewish peoples were exiled from Great Britain, fanatics slaughtered pigs and split their blood across the docks and harbors while the refugees were retreating, never to come back. As a result the color red is often synonymous with the party, as pig is against Jewish and Islamic scripture.

The flag not-so-discreetly earned the name 'Swine Jack,' a play on words to the British Navy Jack.

Description
Not the official flag of the U.K, but a popular flag flown by supporters for the Dignity Party. It retains the red, white and blue colors of the Navy Jack, but in the style of a Nordic Cross. This is to emphasize the supremacy of Anglo-Saxon lineage and show their ferocity towards protecting the christian values of England.

In the center of the cross bears the emblem of the party: the swine, to symbolize their hatred of Muslim and Jewish worshipers. During the Expulsion, when Muslim and Jewish peoples were exiled from Great Britain, fanatics slaughtered pigs and split their blood across the docks and harbors while the refugees were retreating, never to come back. As a result the color red is often synonymous with the party, as pig is against Jewish and Islamic scripture.

The flag not-so-discreetly earned the name 'Swine Jack,' a play on words to the British Navy Jack.