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"Should The U.S. Adopt A New Flag," by Ohio political prisoner Jason Goudlock. After Adolf Hitler's murderous military force was defeated in 1945, the infamous red, white, and black swastika-bearing German flag was abolished along with all Nazi symbols. In 1949, the newly formed post-World War II countries of East Germany and West Germany both adopted the national flag colors in black, red and gold. Following Hitler's campaign to exterminate Jews, the Nazi flag was an image of horror for most Germans. Imagine the worldwide condemnation if the newly formed countries of East and West Germany had decided to adopt the Nazi flag with its black swastika. How dare do the people of the United States consider it appropriate to fly the tri-colored red, white, and blue stars-and-stripes flag—which carried to existence during the eighteenth century when the U.S. was decimating the sacred lands and cultures of Native Americans and trafficking in enslaved humans from Africa. Today, the people of a country that considers it