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The courtesy flag should also be flown once the boat enters a nation’s territorial waters. The flag should be flown from the starboard spreader in a position above any other flag.Motor vessels that do not have a dedicated signal halyard should fly the courtesy flag from a prominent position instead (e.g. the VHF aerial). And yes, we just received our brand-spanking-new Q flag! Excitement is building as we’re starting to make plans . . . oops, I shouldn’t say plans. That’s a bad word for cruisers. We are hoping to head to the Bahamas in early March for several months.

Although not all countries insist on it, in theory, the yellow Q flag should be flown as soon as the yacht has entered territorial waters to signal that a vessel is free of disease and requests boarding and inspection to allow the grant of “free practique”. Apart from the ensign, flags commonly worn by a cruising yacht comprise a burgee and a house flag (Private Signal), and when entering a new country a courtesy flag, the Q flag and in some instances the Lima flag (quarantine).

It’s clear that Q believers see the movement as a quest for truth, and that QAnon merchandise exists only to get that truth out to more people. If money is made on selling this merchandise, it should be used to cover expenses only. And most merch makers posting on social media claim that’s what they’re doing. Others, as well as myself, know this and we are doing whatever we can do achieve that. Of course, there are costs involved and the profits are to cover my expenditures. A ship flying two Quebecs ("QQ"), or "Double Quebec", is signaling: "I require health clearance." In both cases, if and when free pratique is granted, the vessel may lower the Quebec(s), raise the national ensign of the port, and do business there. In the event that, for health reasons, the vessel is not granted free pratique, it continues to fly the Quebec, in effect indicating that it is in quarantine until such time as any health concern is resolved. Burgees, house flags and courtesy flags, as well as ensigns, should be lowered at sunset or 2100, whichever is earlier and hoisted at 0800 in summer and 0900 in winter. It is particularly important to observe this in Scandinavian countries, where people are extremely flag conscious.

In some dependencies or autonomous regions, such as the Canaries, Azores, French Polynesia, or Corsica, it is appreciated if the regional flag is flown together, but below, that of the metropolitan power. I first heard about Q through the grapevine of my various news outlets. It was claimed as a conspiracy early on, and I knew I had to investigate knowing how dishonest most of the media can be. any repairs or modifications, other than running repairs, have been carried out since the vessel last left the UK I was compelled to create merchandise for this movement because as a graphic artist I can utilize my talents for real-world applications, so what better way than to make stuff for people!you have any goods for personal use on which you need to declare and pay UK tax or duty and cannot do so via the online service Q did not like this and called him out for all of us to see on 8chan. Once the word was out on Corsi, InforWars, and others, our movement became strengthened 10x over because it awakened us to deceptions within our own movement. The starboard spreaders are used for signaling purposes so this is where both the Q flag and the country’s national courtesy flag should be flown (with the courtesy flag above the Q flag). It’s clear that at least some people are making a profit off Q. But both Q and his/her believers tend to look askance at anyone making money off of the Q phenomenon, particularly if their motives are seen as impure or false. The plain yellow flag ("Q" or "Quebec" in international maritime signal flags), may derive its letter symbol from its initial use in "quarantine". [2]

Both non-UK flagged vessels and UK flagged vessels returning from a trip outside of UK territorial waters (12 miles from shore) must now fly the ‘Q’ flag where it can be readily seen as soon as UK waters are entered. The flag must not be taken down until you have finished reporting to the customs authorities. Failure to comply will make you liable to a penalty. To prevent wear and tear, the flag may not be flown when out of sight of other vessels or when nobody is aboard (i.e. on long passages or when leaving the boat in harbor).The courtesy flag should be in a good state and of reasonable size as some officials take offense at yachts that fly a torn or tiny flag. The ensign or national flag is the one that is worn at the stern of the boat. It shows the country of registry of the vessel and indicates its nationality and should be about one inch for each foot of overall length. For example, on a 40ft boat, the ensign should be 40 inches (approx. 3.5ft).