IE9 - end of Flash(Silverlight)?

Interesting page dedicated to IE9 - Microsoft has decided to support SVG, HTML5 including hardware-backed rendering and better CSS-3 standards.

What is missing as of today is Canvas object model though rumor has it - Microsoft will support it,

consequently question arises - if all modern browsers support:

1. Consistent DOM event model

2. Fast JavaScript (they have made it already 7+ times faster in IE9 vs IE8)

3. Direct drawing capability (Canvas) with styling and prof anti-aliasing

4. Vector graphic support built-in: SVG/Canvas

5. HTML -level  audio and video tags (no player plugins)

, then does Flash (and especially Silverlight) have any future in 5 years from now?

This makes perfect sense - browser becomes "Flash", and for those who claim that JavaScript is "not a language" suitable for development

I recommend to re-evaluate their perceptions - Java Script is VERY powerful if you know how to organize code in 

 namespaces and use encapsulation and other OO patterns that ARE available in JS.

See this:

http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/