“Nigel Farage seeks to dominate or achieve mastery in the world.”

The claim that "Nigel Farage seeks to dominate or achieve mastery in the world" is a subjective character assessment made by interviewer Huw Spanner, derived from Farage's autobiographical recollection that when he left school he "had worlds to conquer." It is an interpretive judgment about Farage's inner motivations and ambitions, not a verifiable factual assertion about the world. In the interview itself, Farage responds to this characterization by acknowledging he was "fiercely ambitious" at age 18, with the ambition to "succeed in business and make a lot of money," but he explicitly states that he has "changed" and is "not pursuing that course any more," saying he is "in this out of conviction." This complicates the claim, but even with Farage's own testimony, the underlying assertion — about what Farage *seeks* at a psychological level — rests on internal states of mind and motivations that cannot be confirmed or refuted by public evidence. No public source can definitively establish whether Farage's core drive is to "dominate" or "achieve mastery" in the world, as opposed to being motivated by political conviction, ideology, or other factors. This is a matter of interpretation and character analysis, not a fact-shaped claim that can be verified against external evidence. Sources: High Profiles — Nigel Farage interview by Huw Spanner (2 December 2011), https://highprofiles.info/interview/nigel-farage/ ; Huw Spanner interviews archive, http://www.spannermedia.com/interviews/Farage.htm