UKIP leader Nigel Farage has rejected criticism of the partys latest poster campaign, assuring people they have absolutely no idea.

Mr Farage revealed the partys grassroots members had offered their own suggestions, adding: Sweet. Jesus.

He said: One of them suggested me in a paramilitary uniform standing on top of a mountain, with the slogan, Men of England, Touch My Destiny.

There was also the man snatching a baby from a pram, with the instruction that he look very obviously semitic.

Then there was the pile of skulls.

The person who sent that one in writes everything in capital letters and suggested we POSITION IT OUTSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

Meanwhile, another member suggested a simple photo of a fully-erect black penis, but with no slogan, insisting the image encapsulates absolutely everything we are trying to say.

He added: These aren’t necessarily bad ideas, but they are bold and I just dont think were quite at that stage. Perhaps next year. Well see.

Mr Farage also revealed the partys next set of posters will include a swarthy looking man in a dirty vest, a man with a Union Jack painted on his face, blowing his brains out, and an array of suspicious-looking tropical fruits with the slogan Mangoes? Papayas? Whatever Next?.