A landmark case which demonstrates how the indigenous people of Britain have been reduced to the status of second-class citizens in their own homeland ended quietly last Thursday when celebrity photographer Cinnamon Heathcote-Drury was found not guilty of racially aggravated assault in a trial at Isleworth Crown Court.
While the not guilty verdict in this case may appear to vindicate the British justice system, the details of the case chillingly reveal that indigenous British citizens have no rights or protection when faced with unfounded accusations from Third World invaders and colonisers.
Heathcote-Drury, whose only crime appears to be naivety in relation to the multicultural nightmare inflicted on the British people, had made the common Liberal elite mistake of assuming that when she came into contact with Third World invaders they would act in exactly the same way that indigenous people act – and she was badly mistaken.
Just as she was equally mistaken when she assumed that she would be treated without prejudice by the politically corrupted law system which believes that indigenous white people are always guilty when accused by Third World invaders.
Described in the MSM as bohemian but resolutely middle-class, Heathcote-Drury was shopping in a Tesco store in West London when she noticed pregnant Mounia Hamoumi struggling to empty her shopping trolley while her husband Abdelkrim Danyaoui stood by with their two children and watched. Hamoumi, wearing a hijab and long black tunic, was unsurprisingly having trouble emptying the overflowing trolley no doubt being hampered by her choice of clothes which make any physical effort extremely difficult.
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