> "Four countries is one country" is very different from "50 states is one country". Except it ain't the former, it is more "A state comprising of 3* countrie

> "Four countries is one country" is very different from "50 states is one country". Except it ain't the former, it is more "A state comprising of 3* countries, and part of a 4th". * Well if we add Cornwall, we get 4 internal GB countries, plus the bit of Ireland which came back. It used to be that UK was described as "2 countries, a principality and a province", except it is not the whole province...