James Simons-

Farage has made clear his ambition to have an ambassadorial role between America and Britain. The outspoken Ukip leader, credited by anti-EU campaigners for bringing about Brexit, has not answered our questions about his ambitions.

When the eye of media.com approached Farage’s team a few weeks ago, we were told to wait patiently because he was very busy with lots of media demand and other professional engagements.

In the interim period, Nigel Farage’s spokesperson, Gawain Taylor, told the eye of media.com that Farage took the positive step to show Trump support during the elections when others were distant. ”Donald Trump is a loyal man and has developed a relationship of trust with Nigel Farage, he told us.

”I think it is politic for the U.K government to appreciate the benefits of working with Farage”, he said.

Taylor said many people in the government said unkind things about President-elect Trump when he was campaigning for president, stating that Farage could bridge the gap between Trump and The U.K government because he was there for Trump when virtually the world was against him.

President-elect Trump has long announced a team made up of former critics of him. What makes Farage think Trump and The Uk government cannot work together without his mediation if he can work with his hardcore critics?

Nigel Farage’s spokesperson said that Downing street was holding a grudge against Farage for political reasons and should be humble by utilising Nigel Farage. The issue of protocol in every government is side -stepped here, in the sense that Britain actually has an ambassador.

Farage has become the face and voice of successful rebellion against the establishment. After achieving Brexit with the added hands of Boris Johnson, he finds himself part of the Trump family for lending his voice of support to his campaign.

Farage has already been to America 3 times since President-elect’s election victory, whilst Theresa May, the U.K Prime minister is yet to go once. Many have criticised the prime minister for not taking advantage of tFrage’s relationship with Donald Trump.

Some ministers have reportedly attempted to secretly contact Farage, but Theresa May has stayed firm in her decision to stick to protocol and not approach Farage. May is absolutely right for sticking with principle instead of appearing weak. Her political relationship with president-elect Trump will develop at the right time and does not need any assistance from Farage.

Nigel Farage has always been ambitious with big agendas for some political purpose. It is his right to have those goals and achieve whatever influence he does, rightly or wrongly. The thing he is not entitled to is to override the normal processes of politics to suit his aspirations. Not even a confident Farage can justify that. He has been trying to exert undue pressure on the U.K government, which they would have been weak to accept.

We don’t think Farage was too busy to address our questions or arrange an interview. We think our questions were too difficult for him to answer.