The evil face of Kentism

I love this story from the South London Press, even if I don’t fully understand what exactly happened. Was the pregnant woman in the car at the time or actually wedged between a car and post? That’s not really the point – it’s more about her diatribe against all these white people being Tony Blair’s bitches and the even more fascinating and specific hatred of the Kentish blondes. Anyway, what an insight into this GP’s conspiratorial state of mind. If all the white people vote for Tony Blair, did black people vote for Michael Howard and maybe a one-off flirtation with the cuddly UKIP chaps ? And as for the verdict – how is "all you white people are the same", "the English, Kentish blonde people and their witnesses" not “racially aggravated” ?

A GP accused of leaving a heavily pregnant woman in agony after wedging her against a post with her car was "obsessed" with getting to a meeting on time,a court has heard.
Dr May Arnaot, 50, of Chandlers Drive, Erith, left Sarah Chambers in "unbearable pain" on a petrol station forecourt in Erith, on August 10 last year.

She allegedly yelled at the terrified nursery nurse: "You're Tony Blair's bitch, all you white people are the same - you all vote for Tony Blair."

Fortunately a paramedic was at the scene and Ms Chambers has since given birth to a healthy baby.

Ms Chambers was a passenger in her fiancé's Ford Fiesta when Arnaot first drove at them in her Y-reg Nissan XTrail 4x4, causing them to swerve, in Gravel Hill, Erith.

On Monday, Dr Arnaot chose not to give evidence in her defence at Blackfriars Crown Court and called no witnesses.

But jurors heard the doctor's police interview in which she claimed she was stressed and in a rush when she encountered Ms Chambers and her fiancé Steven Boakes.

Dr Arnaot insisted CCTV would show Mr Boakes as the aggressor, throwing punches through her window with a "horrible, outraged look ".

Later on in the interview she became agitated and began to complain about the state of society.
In answer to the police officer's suggestion she was being evasive, the doctor, originally from the Middle East, accused him of siding unfairly with "the English, Kentish blonde people and their witnesses".

Prosecutor Christopher May told jurors in his closing speech that "her account simply doesn't make sense", and was "far-fetched, inaccurate and blatantly untrue".

He said she had exercised her right not to testify and damaged her case.Following lengthy legal argument, Judge Deva Pillay earlier cleared Dr Arnaot of having a racial motive. But Mr May added: "Her hostility, her state of mind is something that you are more than entitled to consider."

Arnaot denies dangerous driving, damaging property, common assault against Mr Boakes, and assault occasioning actual bodily harm and common assault against Ms Chambers, on August 10 last year. She was cleared of racially aggravated assault occasioning actual bodily harm. The trial continues.