I find St George as patron saint quite offensive. He was not English and never set foot in England so we should we have him as our patron saint? I'm English and I want someone English to be Englands patron. And not necessarily a saint. I watch these people at football matches waving the St George cross around and it annoys me. He was not English. Why should we have his emblem on our flag?

biut who was he what did he do and why did he kill the dragon

Do you class yourself as British? Or do you use a specific nationality? I'm English and I don't see why I shouldn't say it. I've heard of many incidents where people have gotten into trouble for calling themselves English. This is just ridiculous. The government says we can't call ourselves English because of the fear of offending people of other nationalities. Are they really offended? I love meeting people of different nationalities and don't find their difference offensive at all, and I've never met anyone who finds my calling myself English offensive. I also support the right of other people of the British Isles to their own nationalities. Surely we have a human right to our nationality and cultural roots.

English, my flag is the Cross of St. George

Personnally I was appalled when I read about this in the local paper. I firmly beleive that as a British citizen living in my own country I should have a set of British laws to follow and not Middle Eastern. I'm pretty sure that the countries of the Middle East would be disgusted if we were to go there and suggest that they adopty British laws for their citizens. Everyone who lives in Great Britain should follow the laws of this country regardless of their nationality, religion, colour, or gender. When I visit other countries I abide by the laws of that country and don't expect them to given me preferential treatment because I'm British.

If Muslims want Islamic banking and marriage laws I've no problem with that, provided it doesn't affect non-Muslims.