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Revenge of the Quiet American
The world of U.S. diplomacy as filtered through WikiLeaks looks an awful lot like a certain other Western imperial power from not too long ago.
- By Maya JasanoffMaya Jasanoff teaches British imperial history at Harvard University.
The making of WikiLeaks sounds like a plot straight out of Graham Greene, with some 21st-century updates: A disgruntled Army private downloads a digital grab bag of classified documents, burns them onto sham Lady Gaga CDs, and passes them into the hackosphere, where they are published by an international man of mystery. So perhaps it shouldn't be so striking that reading the WikiLeaks archive, one gets an uncanny sensation of entering the Greeneland of Our Man in Havana or The Quiet American, in which social events merge with affairs of state, gossip is retailed as intelligence, and personality stands in for politics.
Greene wrote about the closing days of the British Empire, which began the 20th century formally encompassing a quarter of the world and informally dominating considerably more, but ended it having passed the superpower's cape to the United States. Historians have debated the precise ways in which American hegemony today does and doesn't resemble that of imperial Britain. But reading the leaked cables, there is no mistaking how much U.S. diplomats describe their milieux in terms similar to those of their British predecessors. In everything from literary style to subject matter, this accidental repository would not seem out of place among the records of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, now neatly boxed away in the British National Archives. Like the dispatches of British diplomats in the age of empire, these cables sketch a world of international rivalry, full of thrusting ambition and the abundant eccentricities of things foreign.
Even if you can't name the capital of Azerbaijan, now you know that its first lady has had so much plastic surgery that, while from a distance she is indistinguishable from her daughters, up close she is so distorted as to be "unable to show a full range of facial expression." You may not be able to place Turkmenistan on a map, but you learn that its president, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, is "vain, fastidious, vindictive, [and] a micro-manager" who had a military official fired for allowing a cat to run in front of his motorcade.
Such anecdotes — call it the lifestyles of the rich and infamous — stand out as the latest version of a long-standing imperial sport. British officials frequently pilloried foreign (usually nonwhite) leaders for their apparently fickle and corrupt behaviors, conspicuous consumption, and vulgar aping of Western ways. These criticisms often implied, by extension, those leaders' unfitness to rule. It's a kind of neo-Orientalism, a way of keeping the small-timers in their place, if not in some cases generating grounds to unseat them outright. The release of a cable revealing the lavish lifestyle of the Tunisian strongarm leader's son-in-law, complete with a pet tiger that reminded the ambassador of "Uday Hussein's lion cage in Baghdad" helped fuel anti-government rioting in Tunisia that eventually forced the president into exile.
There is another reason the cables abound in such vivid descriptions: They belong to a centuries-old literary genre, the diplomatic dispatch. Dispatches turn far-flung consuls into professional authors with a vested interest in making their writings stand out. One doesn't normally think of bureaucrats lavishing attention on literary style, but what better way to get the bosses to notice them? The cables have real panache. How many journalists, even, would characterize the Russian presidential succession as a "feeding-frenzy among those who fear their snouts could soon be torn from the trough"?
Beneath all the colorful language, though, lurk suggestions of a darker parallel with the British Empire. About a century ago, Britain and other European powers engaged in the Scramble for Africa; it waged the Great Game with Russia for control of Central Asia; and it anxiously observed the rise of the United States and Germany as imperial powers. These cables show U.S. diplomats mirroring and echoing such suspicion, insecurity, and ego-gratifying one-upmanship. Ironically enough the British now figure in terms they themselves might have applied to the French: accused of "overreacting" in places, of being "unable to prioritize" in others, and of being "ham-strung by [their] colonial past." During a brunch briefing with the U.S. ambassador in Kyrgyzstan, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, revealed that he thinks the Great Game is still being played, "and this time we aim to win!"
That sounds comical enough, until one runs into analogous terms in two cables from our man in Baghdad describing the present "Great Game" in Iraq, where powers wrestle for place in a region calamitously unsettled by the U.S. invasion. In the 19th century, European empires competed for valuable resource and development concessions in Africa; now U.S. diplomats monitor Chinese investment in Angola, Cameroon, and Nigeria. British fleets once patrolled the seas for slave-traders and smugglers; now the U.S. company formerly known as Blackwater pursues for-profit pirate-hunting operations off the Horn of Africa. Britain pioneered transcontinental information-gathering networks; now the America of Google and Facebook worries about hackers based in Russia and China.
WikiLeaks hopes that revealing these documents will change the way its audience views American power. But the real novelty of WikiLeaks lies in the way the cables invite being read. Whereas Britons of Greene's generation received news of the empire through the filter of roving foreign correspondents and Fleet Street newspapers, WikiLeaks allows anyone with an Internet connection to access the raw material of American diplomacy. To piece together all its eye-catching details into a meaningful narrative, however, takes more than a browser's whim; it calls for the connective, contextualizing skills of historians. Without looking back into Greene's world, we'll never fully understand what is unique about our own.
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FAA orders review of the Boeing's 787 Dreamliner electrical systemsJAD MOUAWAD
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An employee of Japans All Nippon Airways runs in front of an image of the Boeing 787 in the lobby of Tokyos Haneda international airport in Tokyo.Federal authorities Friday ordered a review of electrical systems in Boeings new 787 Dreamliner following a spate of incidents, including a battery fire earlier this week in Boston, 15 months after the technologically advanced aircraft came into service.
In an unusual high-priority review, the Federal Aviation Administration said it would focus on how the 787 was designed, manufactured and assembled and would examine critical electrical systems as well as other quality-control issues.
We are concerned about recent events involving the Boeing 787, Ray LaHood, the transportation secretary, said during a press conference in Washington. We will look for the root causes of the recent events and do everything we can to ensure these events dont happen again.
LaHood said the FAA had already spent 200,000 hours to certify the plane before it went into service.
The administrator of the FAA, Michael P. Huerta, said the review would focus on the electrical systems of the airplane, including the batteries and power distribution systems, and how they interact with each other.
Raymond L. Conner, the head of Boeings commercial airplane division, repeated at the news conference that Boeing had complete confidence in the 787, the first new airplane to be certified in the United States in more than 15 years.
Every new commercial airplane has issues when it enters service, Conner said.
The review, however, will not require the grounding of the 787 fleet, officials said. Boeing has delivered 50 of the airplanes since the first commercial flight in November 2011 and has received orders for more than 800. Eight airlines now fly the 787 All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines in Japan, Air India, Ethiopian Airlines, Chiles LAN Airlines, Polands LOT, Qatar Airways and United Airlines.
It is uncommon for the FAA to open a review of an airplane it has already certified, but it points to increased concern by regulators. A Boeing spokesman, Marc Birtel, declined to comment on any review Thursday evening.
But he said Boeing was working actively with the FAA to understand and address introductory issues that might come up with the new aircraft.
While we take each issue seriously, nothing weve seen in service causes us to doubt the capabilities of the airplane, he said.
The review comes amid an investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board into why a battery pack caught fire in a parked 787 at Logan International Airport in Boston on Monday. The fire occurred in a Japan Airlines plane from Tokyo after the passengers and crew had left the plane.
The battery, which powers the auxiliary power unit used when the plane is on the ground, sustained severe fire damage, according to the safety board.
But with the current focus on the 787s problems, every incident, however small, is getting extra attention. Earlier Friday, All Nippon Airlines of Japan reported cracks in the cockpit window of a 787 Dreamliner heading from Tokyo to Matsuyama, the third time that cracks had appeared in the windshield of one of the 17 787s operated by the airline.
The cracks were on the outermost of five layers that compose the cockpit windshield and did not endanger the aircraft, said Megumi Tezuka, a company spokeswoman.
Moreover, she said, cracks of this kind are not unique to the 787 Dreamliner; cracks have appeared in other aircraft types operated by All Nippon from time to time.
We do not see this as a sign of a fundamental problem with the aircraft, Tezuka said.
A bigger concern to investigators would be problems in the planes electric systems. The 787, which make extensive use of lightweight carbon composites, relies more on electric systems than previous generations of airplanes. Electrical systems, not mechanical ones, operate hydraulic pumps, de-ice the wings, pressurize the cabin and handle other tasks. The plane also has electric brakes instead of hydraulic ones.
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BERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel's upcoming re-election battle is shaping Europe's response to bailing out debt-ridden Greece.
Her strategy: Do just enough to keep Greece afloat but spare German voters — for now — the news that even more of their money will be required to get the Greeks back on their feet.
Merkel has led Europe's biggest economy since 2005. The greatest risk to her re-election bid, pollsters and analysts say, is a dramatic worsening of Europe's debt crisis — such as Greece exiting the eurozone, or a Greek debt writeoff costing billions in German taxpayer money.
A deal reached Tuesday by the 17 nations that use the euro is a patchwork of measures to plug new shortfalls in Greece's budget and trim its debt load over the coming years. But it stopped short of forgiving some of the country's debt — having eurozone creditors like Germany take a so-called "haircut."
"Greece's debt is not sustainable, even with the new measures, so the problem will be back in 2014 at the latest," said Christoph Weil, an economist with Commerzbank.
But losing more money on rescuing the Greeks and other economically weak European Union nations could be politically toxic in Germany, where Merkel faces a national election in September. So far, Merkel's hard-nosed approach to Europe's debt crisis has bolstered her popularity at home.
"Ms. Merkel doesn't want to stand in front of her voters and tell them that the Greek rescue will cost taxpayers a couple of billions," Weil added.
Many economists say that Greece's debt burden — forecast to reach some 190 per cent of gross domestic product next year — can only be managed by writing off more government loans. But Merkel and German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble were the most outspoken opponents of such a step, instead insisting on austerity measures and structural reforms.
"A haircut is urgently necessary. This constant strategy of muddling through instead of tackling the problem won't work in the long run," Weil said.
Greece is currently heading into its sixth consecutive year of a deep recession, with unemployment hovering around 25 per cent.
Tuesday's deal forecasts that Greece's debt will shrink to 124 per cent in 2020 and "sustainably less" than 110 per cent only two years later. Many private economists call those projections wishful thinking, saying they are based on overly optimistic budget and growth assumptions — especially with the overall eurozone now in recession.
Recent German public opinion surveys consistently show Merkel's conservative bloc as the country's strongest party, though her junior coalition partners, the pro-business Free Democrats, are struggling, possibly jeopardizing her ability to form a new coalition government.
Neither Merkel's coalition nor the two main opposition parties are currently seen as winning a clear majority to form a government.
Analysts have estimated that a full-fledged haircut on Greek rescue loans could cost Germany, the main contributor to the bailouts, up to $22 billion — more than five per cent of Berlin's annual budget.
The mass-circulation daily Bild, never a fan of bailing out Athens, asked in a headline Wednesday: "Will this never stop? Yet more billions for Greece."
"I say that a haircut hasn't been avoided — it has been delayed until a time after the parliamentary election," said Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a leader of the main opposition Social Democrats.
He says Merkel's government was concealing the truth for fear of being punished at the polls. Other German lawmakers agreed.
"One must get the impression that the German voting schedule was more important here than the basics of math," said Priska Hinz of the opposition Greens party. "It remains unclear how Greece can return to financial markets and how that is to be financed."
In rejecting of a debt writeoff, the government "shies away from telling its people the truth and clearly say that keeping Greece in the eurozone does not only make sense but will also have a cost," she added.
Still, Germany's opposition is expected to join the government in approving the Tuesday deal to make sure Greece doesn't go bankrupt and abandon the euro.
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Women with bitter past run for Chile's presidency
SANTIAGO, Chile Their history is the history of Chile. Michelle Bachelet and Evelyn Matthei, childhood friends whose fathers became top generals, were thrust onto opposite sides of the country's deep political divide.
Bachelet's father served socialist President Salvador Allende before and after the 1973 coup ended one of Latin America's oldest democracies. Matthei's father ran the military school where Gen. Alberto Bachelet was tortured to death for refusing to line up behind the dictator, Gen. Augusto Pinochet.
They have remained cordial ever since, through long political careers on the left and the right. But their good graces will be tested like never before now that they're facing off in the Nov. 17 general election, the first presidential race between two women in Chile's history.
"There's an inevitable return to the past," said Esteban Valenzuela, a political analyst at Universidad Alberto Hurtado in Santiago. "It's an historic dispute between the daughter of a victim of the dictatorship and an active member of the military junta."
Only months ago, neither woman seemed to want this.
Bachelet, who served as Chile's first female president from 2006-2010, was happily running the UN's agency for women in New York until she finally resigned in March, when it had become painfully obvious that the center-left coalition couldn't settle on anyone else popular enough to win back the presidency.
Matthei was running President Sebastian Pinera's labor and security ministry and had her sights on retirement until the center-right alliance threatened to unravel last week. Its presidential candidate shocked the country by quitting, citing depression, only weeks after winning the primary. Pinera backed Matthei as the right's best remaining hope for stopping Bachelet's return.
Polls have suggested that Bachelet, a 61-year-old former pediatrician and socialist with a maternal touch, is unstoppable. Support for Matthei, 59, has yet to be measured.
An economist, Matthei is proud of having taken tough stands as she rose through the Independent Democratic Union, the hard-right party that sustained Pinochet's 17-year dictatorship and sought to protect his legacy for years thereafter. She describes herself as "chucara," Chilean slang for a horse that can't be tamed.
"I'm not the daughter of a military man, I'm Evelyn Matthei," she declared as she launched her campaign. "No one sees me as the daughter of the retired general Fernando Matthei. I've never been treated or behaved like `the daughter of.'"
Both women inherited their fathers' sense of duty and commitment, ignoring gender barriers as they rose through Chile's male-dominated politics.
"I've always said that if women can give birth they can tolerate anything. So we're going to be governing with strength," Bachelet said during her first year as president.
Matthei, for her part, said being female should help in her race against Bachelet. "I don't think men really realize how they discriminate women in their daily lives," she told CNN Chile recently. "These are ingrained cultural issues, backward-looking and not often spoken."
Bachelet and Matthei were close in the 1960s: Their fathers, both fighter pilots, were attached to the same military base and the girls were playmates at the same elementary school.


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Tommy was on the recliner and I was laying on the couch and we were watching a baseball game. No matter who I'm with or where I go I'm always watching feet. Well I glanced over a few times at Tommy's and saw him rubbing his socked feet together. I love ankle socks on a boy so I was dying to know what the socks were hiding. He slowly took the one sock off using his big toe then followed that up by doing the same with the other sock. By this time I could careless about the game on TV and all my attention was at his feet. I could not resist anymore and got off the couch and made my way to him. Once there I found a hot pair of size 12 feet. I licked and sucked till I shot a huge load of my cum on his feet.
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Jennifer Hudson Addresses Illuminati Rumors
Oh SNAP! Finally...what we have all been waiting for! A celebrity accused of being a part of the Illuminati addresses the rumor with a real statement! As most people know by now, there rumors that there is a not so "secret society" called The Illuminati that is trying to take over the world and form some "new world order". As of late, many successful celebrities have been accused of being a part of this organization... Jay Z being the ring leader of the music industry sector and Beyonce being his first lady.
If you have gone on conspiracy theory blogs such as VigilantCitizen.com you have probably read all kinds of theories (complete with photographic "evidence") about this secret society ( and been scared to go to sleep at night).
Since the horrific, tragic murder of Jennifer Hudson's Family (Mother, Brother, and Nephew), her nephew's father has come forward on YouTube (see video below) and accused Jennifer of being a part of the Illuminati and sacrificing her family (then he proceeded to promote his own album..wtf). That was so mean of him to accuse her of having her family killed! In such a time of grief I feel that was heartless and unnecessary!
With that said, many people believe that in order to be successful and be a part of the Illuminati that you have to first give up a blood sacrifice. This man believes that Jennifer Hudson sacrificed her family for fame and fortune. *shrug* sounds crazy I know.
Well Jennifer Hudson thinks its crazy too! According to Jennifer, the rumors are not only insane, but are an insult to her talent and hard work. She feels that people are successful because they are talented and work hard, not because they are a part of some crazy cult...only talentless people would have to join an organization like the Illuminati to be successful. Hmmm......she's got a point there...however, Jennifer, have you looked at some of the successful people in the music industry these days? A lot of them are talentless hacks! So by putting your OWN rumor to rest, you almost confirmed the rumors for some of the others lol
I dunno...its all nuts to me...and kinda scary....you guys be the judge! Here is what miss Jennifer had to say on Ustream:
"I'm so glad someone brought this Illuminati mess up because only a child of God would address it...That is the most ignorant thing I have ever heard in my life. And it's offensive because basically what? The people that are here today don't deserve to be where they are? What, we didn't work for it? So I find—and I hate to go there—but I find it's those that can't make it that would probably join Illuminati, or whoever that is, to get somewhere."
The 29 year old singer went on to say the following:
"Don't listen to that type of stuff, don't follow that stuff because those people are only luring you in to become a part of some mess like that, so know that you're only falling victim," she warned. "That's their way of gaining [followers]. I'd advise you to stay away from it. Those who are reading it are falling into it. It could not be more untrue."
I wonder if she mentioned the fact that she is insulted and hurt that someone implied that she was responsible for the murders of her loved ones. That would have bothered me more than insulting my talent and success.
Anyway, there ya have it! Jennifer Hudson is a Child Of God and she is not a part of the Illuminati! Now lets wait for statements from Jay Z, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Kanye West and whoever else yall think worships el diablo! Yall are crazy! (Notice I didnt say we? *throws you under the bus*
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The 2013 International CES (Consumer Electronics Show), held on 8-11 January 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, lived up to its reputation, showcasing not only products that have just reached the marketplace, but also a wide range of technological innovations that may bring fundamental changes in our lives in the not so distant future.
Smart devices are getting smarter and smarter and are bound to change the way we deal with our day-to-day environment. As technologies evolve, we will rely more and more on electronic assistance to perform even the most mundane tasks. The driverless car, the sensor that helps you take care of your plants, the mobile application that monitors your heart beat and stress level, the ultra HD and OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) TV are just a few examples of products that are expected to hit the stores pretty soon.
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On Tuesday, people from all around the world were outraged at Penguin India's decision to withdraw all copies of 'The Hindus: An Alternative History' citing the book to contain alleged inaccuracies and biases as well as various sexual connotations.
More than 10,000 people had also signed a petition online, claiming the text was filled with factual inaccuracies.
On Wednesday, February 12, Wendy Doniger wrote a response to expressing her reaction to the situation via Facebook group India's First Crowd Sourced Library.
She explains that she had a lot of news agencies and media persons trying to get her statement and an interview about the whole situation. She says she will write a longer article but at this point it's not possible to speak to everyone and so she hopes this will be enough for now.
About the withdrawl of her book she says, "I was thrilled and moved by the great number of messages of support that I received, not merely from friends and colleagues but from people in India that I have never met, who had read and loved The Hindus, and by news and media people, all of whom expressed their outrage and sadness and their wish to help me in any way they could. I was, of course, angry and disappointed to see this happen, and I am deeply troubled by what it foretells for free speech in India in the present, and steadily worsening, political climate. And as a publisher's daughter, I particularly wince at the knowledge that the existing books (unless they are bought out quickly by people intrigued by all the brouhaha) will be pulped. But I do not blame Penguin Books, India. Other publishers have just quietly withdrawn other books without making the effort that Penguin made to save this book. Penguin, India, took this book on knowing that it would stir anger in the Hindutva ranks, and they defended it in the courts for four years, both as a civil and as a criminal suit.
They were finally defeated by the true villain of this piece—the Indian law that makes it a criminal rather than civil offense to publish a book that offends any Hindu, a law that jeopardizes the physical safety of any publisher, no matter how ludicrous the accusation brought against a book. An example at random, from the lawsuit in question:
'That YOU NOTICED has hurt the religious feelings of millions of Hindus by declaring that Ramayana is a fiction. "Placing the Ramayan in its historical contexts demonstrates that it is a work of fiction, created by human authors, who lived at various times.........." (P.662) This breaches section 295A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
Finally, I am glad that, in the age of the Internet, it is no longer possible to suppress a book. The Hindus is available on Kindle; and if legal means of publication fail, the Internet has other ways of keeping books in circulation. People in India will always be able to read books of all sorts, including some that may offend some Hindus."
In a statement issued to dna, author and indologist Wendy Doniger has expressed "anger and disappointment" at the withdrawal of her book The Hindus. Stating that the episode augurs badly for free speech in India, Doniger said the true villain in the story is the Indian law that makes it a criminal rather than civil offense to publish a book that offends any Hindu.
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The only fully-comprehensive centre for Ayurvedic Medicine in the whole of Italy can be found at the Thermal and Climatic Centre at the Hotel Caesius in Bardolino, Lake Garda. The origins of Ayurveda or the "science of life" date back to the ancient civilisation of Vedic. This medicine has been practised in India for thousands of years and it is the most ancient of all medical systems used in the treatment of beauty and well-being for both the mind and the body. The Ayurveda system comprises various approaches for the achievement of healthy well-being and includes: a personalised food-plan, regular hygienic practises, use of specific Ayuveda products, detoxing treatment,music, massages using aromatic oils, physical exercise and breathing exercises. According to Ayurveda each individual is made-up of a combination of three principles (Dosha) : Vata, Pitta and Kapha and the prevailing principles determine fundamentally which typology one is.
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MAGNY COURS, France (AP) -Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa gave Ferrari a sweep of the top two places at the French Grand Prix on Sunday, ending McLaren's winning streak at three Formula One races.
Raikkonen, who also captured the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, won his second race this year - and the 11th of his career - after starting third on the grid. The Finn finished the 2.74-mile circuit in 1 hour, 30 minutes, 54.200 seconds. Massa, a Brazilian, was nearly 2 1/2 seconds behind.
Lewis Hamilton was third for McLaren, 32 seconds behind the winner. Hamilton, a Briton who won the previous two races in Canada and the U.S., now has eight straight top-three finishes in his rookie F1 season - two wins, four seconds and two thirds - to lead the drivers standings with 64 points.
``I don't like being overtaken. It is the first race I was overtaken,'' Hamilton said. ``But the fact is I finished on the podium again. I extended my lead in the championships, so I couldn't be happier.''
Robert Kubica, who survived a crash at the Canadian Grand Prix and missed the subsequent U.S. race, took fourth for BMW-Sauber. Kubica was cleared to race Thursday after hurting his ankle when he crashed hard into two walls in Montreal.
It was the first Ferrari victory since Massa won at Spain in May. Last year, Michael Schumacher and Massa led a Ferrari 1-2 finish in qualifying and the French race.
Two-time defending world champion Fernando Alonso, who won the Monaco GP before Hamilton's two wins, finished 56.5 seconds behind Raikkonen in seventh place after starting from 10th following gearbox problems in qualifying with his McLaren.
Alonso is second in the season standings with 50, followed by Massa with 47 and Raikkonen with 42.
Despite morning rain, the track was dry for the start and Raikkonen passed Hamilton by the first corner to trail only pole-sitter Massa. Alonso moved up to seventh by the third lap, but he remained stuck behind Nick Heidfeld's BMW-Sauber until he pitted.
``Finally, the start worked for me and it helped a lot,'' Raikkonen said. ``It helps that we got a quick start and got that second place. We just improved our start system and it worked this time.''
At halfway through the race on the 35th lap, after the first pit stops, Massa was 2 seconds ahead of Raikkonen with Hamilton about 7 seconds behind. The situation changed after the 43rd lap.
Massa's pit stop took 9 seconds. Raikkonen drove for three further laps, gaining a second as his car carried less fuel, and then took only 7.8 seconds to refuel at the end of the 46th lap to forge ahead.
With 22 laps to go, Raikkonen led by about 2 seconds and he was never seriously challenged after that.
``I lost the race today because of the traffic,'' Massa said. ``I was so disappointed with the traffic. I lost so much time. You lose so much downforce and then you lose speed. When I was alone I had the speed. As long as I passed the traffic I was all right.''
Sunday's race could be the last in Magny Cours. Due to financial problems, the French Automobile Sports Federation will decide July 19 whether a race will be held in 2008.
The next race is the British GP on July 8.
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