Nobody should be mistaken, though, that this will not solve the problem. It rather has the potential of bringing about undesireable responses like additional attacks or a full out war that could cost many more lives than those that were already lost, in countries that will have much less of a cushion to help the victims than the US does. What is needed above all is a way to do justice. Not only those attackers, but the people from where they came. And I am not talking about bombing them to dust.
Power is nothing without justice.
What goes around, comes around. Think about that before you make a move. It would seem that SiS has a real ace up their sleeve with the SiS735 Chipset for the Athlon. Not only are there rumors that VIA is trying to discourage motherboard makers from using it - curiously enough using the same tactics of fear, uncertainty and doubt that they accuse Intel of employing against them on the P4 side of the business. Not only that, but several reviewers seem to be quite impressed with the performance of the SiS offering.