Back very slightly on topic,
I kinda get that the moderating team can't just close topics based on perceived value/usefulness of the topic, only if it breaks the forum rules. Was sort of hoping for a consensus close, but I think getting Andrew to agree with me should count for the votes of ten other posters

Although you kinda have to rename the thread at least, if you don't want us to being up conspiracy, also bear in mind I think some posters are saying conspiracy to mean Whitmarsh favouring Button, the implication of the word is kinda different from it's technical meaning, I think conspiracy just implies some sort of long-term nefarious plot or design that isn't in the open, not necessarily between more than one party.
I guess it does keep us occupied though,
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Like Myownalias pointed out, Button has been hit by problems too,
I don't think Whitmarsh crying is such a big deal, some wins are different to others for many factors, not just determined by Button winning and not Lewis.
McLaren have made mistakes this season, and they have chocked a little, I just think some of you Lewis fans come across as a little spoilt or insecure, you're used to him competing for championships, that's how and why you guys got into supporting him, and judging by the posts made you're also used to him beating his team mate easily. Jenson comes along, is no pushover, is good at traits you guys don't really value in Lewis (working with engineers, stargety etc.) and start slating him, bringing Whitmarsh favouring him into the equation. It's a long very competitive season, as others have pointed out, other teams have made many mistakes, Redbull with Webber going (well not going out) in Q2 in Barcelona, Lotus's first two races, Perez with Sauber in Malaysia, Merecedes with Schumachers retirements, Ferrari's poor preforming car. . .
It's a very close season (I contest it's all [or even in majority] a lottery down to the tyres), the team's strategists are under more pressure than even they are used to compared to previous time in formula 1.