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'''Great Britain''' consists of [[England]], [[Scotland]], and [[Wales]], all of which send representatives to the Parliament of the [[United Kingdom]].  The "United Kingdom" consists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.  "Great Britain" also has a purely geographic meaning, as the largest [[island]] of the [[British Isles]]. The term was first used during the [[Middle Ages]] to differentiate between the island of Britain and [[Brittany]] (''Little Britain'' - ''Brittannia Minor'') in what is now  France, which was a haven for Celtic peoples (''Britons'') fleeing the Germanic incursions beginning in the 5th and 6th centuries.
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'''Great Britain''' is a [[Europe|European]] island consisting of [[England]], [[Scotland]], and [[Wales]], all of which send representatives to the Parliament of the [[United Kingdom]].  The "United Kingdom" consists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.  "Great Britain" also has a purely geographic meaning, as the largest [[island]] of the [[British Isles]]. The term was first used during the [[Middle Ages]] to differentiate between the island of Britain and [[Brittany]] (''Little Britain'' - ''Brittannia Minor'') in what is now  France, which was a haven for Celtic peoples (''Britons'') fleeing the Germanic incursions beginning in the 5th and 6th centuries.
    
Once the greatest nation in the world (from about 1815 to 1915), Great Britain has been nearly destroyed by [[atheism]] and [[socialism]] from within.  Today she is a mere shadow of her former self.  Illustrations its pathetic current state include:
 
Once the greatest nation in the world (from about 1815 to 1915), Great Britain has been nearly destroyed by [[atheism]] and [[socialism]] from within.  Today she is a mere shadow of her former self.  Illustrations its pathetic current state include:
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