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To: niceguy767 who wrote (163389)	7/1/2005 10:26:54 AM
From: Dan3	Respond to of 275872

Microsoft to pay IBM $775M in anti-trust settlement. As discussed, AMD's payments from Intel should be an order of magnitude larger. news.yahoo.com

To: niceguy767 who wrote (163389)	7/3/2005 11:10:47 PM
From: hmaly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Niceguy Re...INTC, despite, not refuting any charges, did claim that their business practices were legal. Who cares what Intel claimed? 90% of the prisoners in jail also claim innocence, but are they really? And just who makes the laws businesses must abide by when they trade in Japan, Intel or the JFTC? Intel's claims of innocence are just whines from a loser trying to save face. If Intel really thought they were innocent, they would have bothered to challenge JFTC's findings, and proven they were innocent. AMD's allegations are separate in every regard from the JFTC's, They are not separate in every regard, as some of the 38 companies mentioned in AMD's complaint, were also cited in JFTC's.