3) And no matter which way they call it, my blood pressure is going to skyrocket as even a "guilty!!!!" verdict won't stop people (and sunama) believing that the FIA's sole purpose in life is to aid Ferrari.
How about we just wait to see what the verdict is?
IMO Ferrari should not be given any punishment, BUT, given the media outcry, the FIA must be seen to be doing something about what happened (even though everybody in F1 (except some gullible fans) knows that team orders come into play, in virtually single every race).
If anything Ferrari should be punished not for issuing team orders, but for executing the order is such an obvious manner.
Smedley really didnt help matters today, especially when he apologised to Massa over the radio. Obviously Massa wanted to make it look obvious, so the world knew that he was the real winner today (fair enough), but Smedley...that guy has no excuse.