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30 April 2014updated 20 Jun 2021 12:03pm

Oberon Books to Nigel Farage: “I regard you as the most dangerous man in UK politics”

The publisher has written a letter that can leave the Ukip leader in no doubt about how they feel about him.

By Media Mole

(Photo By Protestors in Bath outside a meeting attended by Nigel Farage. Photo: Getty)

James Hogan, founder of the independent publisher Oberon Books, has published a letter he has sent to Ukip leader Nigel Farage. It’s pretty fighty:

This mole particularly enjoyed the sign-off:

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Is this hate-mongering wrapped up in insidious matey pub talk the best you can do for humanity?

Well Nigel, is it?

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