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ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Secret Intel Services & Planet Level Secret Intel Tribunal Decision Decree Announcement & Reminder aka under all [World War 3] Protocols Updated ISTCCNUEP Soubereign & New UN Own Flags Protocol
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ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Secret Intel Services & Planet Level Secret Intel Tribunal Decision Decree Announcement & Reminder aka
under all [World War 3] Protocols Updated With
ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Own Heraldic Commission Provided
ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Own Flag & New UN in the Middle East Own Flag
Protocol Update & Mandatory from today for [USA Ships]
& Former [European Union ] Countries [Ships]
Approaching any ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Country
http://www.cruiserswiki.org/wiki/Flag_Etiquette
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_protocol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_flag
Flags to be Flown When Entering Port
The national flag of the nation in which the ship is registered (the "ship's national flag").
The national flag of the nation which the ship is entering, as a courtesy flag. The courtesy flag is flown at the boat's starboard spreader, whether the ensign is at the stern staff, or flown from the leech. If there is more than one mast, the courtesy flag is flown from the starboard spreader of the forward mast.
Issue Closed & Mandatory by Law Starting Today
under all [World War 3] Protocols Updated With
ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Own Heraldic Commission Provided
ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Own Flag & New UN in the Middle East Own Flag
Protocol Update & Mandatory from today for [USA Ships]
& Former [European Union ] Countries [Ships]
Approaching any ISTCCNUEP Sovereign Country
http://www.cruiserswiki.org/wiki/Flag_Etiquette
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_protocol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_flag
Flags to be Flown When Entering Port
The national flag of the nation in which the ship is registered (the "ship's national flag").
The national flag of the nation which the ship is entering, as a courtesy flag. The courtesy flag is flown at the boat's starboard spreader, whether the ensign is at the stern staff, or flown from the leech. If there is more than one mast, the courtesy flag is flown from the starboard spreader of the forward mast.
Issue Closed & Mandatory by Law Starting Today
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