'CRUNCH POINT' He dismissed worries from major banks such as Goldman Sachs that the City of London could lose business as a result of Brexit and cast the European Union as a doomed German-dominated experiment in European integration. President Donald Trump, he revels - between jokes and cigarettes - in the role he played in what he calls the 'Brexit revolution'. Farage was once ridiculed by Cameron as the leader of a bunch of 'fruitcakes and loonies and closet racists'.

'That is a significant betrayal of what many millions voted for.' In the United Kingdom's 2016 referendum, 51.9 percent, or 17.4 million people, voted to leave the EU while 48.1 percent, or 16.1 million, voted to stay. 'At worst they are going to make us fight the whole thing again,' said Farage. 'The best-case scenario right now under our current pathetic leadership is Brexit in name only - that is about as good as it gets,' Farage told Reuters in his office a few meters from Westminster Abbey. The 53-year-old former commodities trader cast May, who voted to stay in the EU, as 'Theresa the appeaser' for giving in to Brussels on almost every element of Brexit negotiations and said Britain was being humiliated by the EU. Farage, who as UKIP leader convinced Prime Minister Theresa May’s predecessor, David Cameron, to call the Brexit referendum and then helped lead the campaign to leave the EU, said Brexit was now in danger of being scuttled by the establishment. By Guy Faulconbridge, Andrew MacAskill and Jacob Greaves LONDON (Reuters) - If Prime Minister Theresa May allows Brexit to be watered down or halted by supporters of European Union membership, Britain will be thrust into its gravest constitutional crisis since World War Two, Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage said.

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