Disagree. Migration 2,000 years ago was certainly not normal as we know it today. Any migrants to Rome were forced to move as prisoners, mainly as slaves. Rome weakened for several reasons but the emprire was finally broken by invasion - not migration - by various large bands of European barbarians.
https://www.military.com/daily-news/opinions/2024/05/31/americas-veterans-need-second-term-of-president-trump.html
https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2019/07/10/trump-draws-stronger-support-from-veterans-than-from-the-public-on-leadership-of-u-s-military/
Try not to credit these foreign "documentaries" too much.
Do you have any veteran buddies that do support Trump?
Respectfully.
There were two claims:
1. I've seen no evidence that Trump has shunned Farage.
2. I've seen no evidence that Farage was not given advice to not hold surgeries.
If you have evidence from the HoC re (2) then please post same.
How about the descendants of the native African slavers compensating the descendants of native African slaves first? After all, many of them facilitated the enslavement and export of their own peoples. Is that proposal complicated enough for you??
I also experienced the 28 baht in 1984. But 1998 was good for me, even for those few days.
The peg to the USD was quite tight for a long time - not so for the pound as far as I remember.
The fluctuations are not all Thailand's doing but 1997 was an exception.
I really hope you are right but there are far more arguments for a dollar decline these days. I think the main argument is not made by any one individual but rather by the sheer enormity of US debt of all kinds. The BRICS allianace seems disposed to break the dominance of the US Dollar as well.
The real "days" were late Jan / early Feb 1998, when the pound briefly went to 90 after the 1997 tom yam kung party.
In the early 80's, 35 was common and the pound briefly went to 28 during that period (1984).
So 43 is only a fair average over the last 10 years. People coming here should be prepared for less.