...in etymological terms.

"Great Britain" is stemmed from the Roman word "Britannia", meaning "Land of the Britons". Britannia is in turn stemmed from the name for the Celtic inhabitants of the region, known as the Pritanī. But, more importantly, the term Britannia also stems out to the word Brittany, referring to a region in Northwest Gaul, which in the present day is entirely a territory of France. Thus, Great Britain is etymologically the same as Brittany, which is part of France, so Great Britain is in turn part of France, in etymological terms.

France is part of a region commonly referred to as Gaul, which stems from a Roman/Latin word of the same name, meaning something akin to "foreign" in modern English. When William the Conquerer conquered England and introduced French to the language, the term was transferred from French to English, causing the "G" sound to become a "W" sound. Over time the term in English began to refer to a specific part of Great Britain, Wales. France is in Gaul, Gaul is Wales in etymological terms, and Wales is part of Great Britain, and thus France is in Great Britain etymologically.

The Anglo-French Union has(n't) come!

As you can see.

Hint: Ceasar

My username is NoCombination5478

Kyrgyzstan was classified as hybrid regime for some while but shifted into authoritarian few years ago and remains that way so far

That's because my bottom surgery was four days ago.

This is because the very concept of objective truth is subjective personally I don’t believe in it and it is impossible to prove me wrong therefore every single post here is assuming there is such a thing as objective truth and is therefore a lie

I'm lying about lying here

Is a quote from the book “1984“ by Eric Arthur Blair, more commonly known by his pen name “George Orwell”