As has been stated to you SEVERAL times this is an Adobe issue, so yes you will need to take it up with them. Whether its a Nokia phone, a Samsung, a LG, it's all the same - Adobe Flash development is dead and many websites are moving away from it. Ranting and raving here is a pointless and futile exercise. You are expecting too much, and not going to get it. Move on, mate, like the rest of us have.....Flash won't be missed, it was big and gluggy and painful at times.
@adrianhughes
Yes, that's an Adobe issue, but this topic is about supporting flash in Nokia phone. And it's just my opinion that so expensive device simply MUST provide what people want from it for their money.
I still don't agree with you in terms of "many websites are moving away from it" – too many work on that and I strongly doubt they will ever move from that in favour of poor HTML5.
As per "it was big and gluggy and painful at times." – yes, it's still such in desktops and laptops, but just like any other app for Windows. And it's being improved, don't you see?
"Flash won't be missed" - I advice you to remove flash plugin from your desktop/laptop and try to surf the web. Will you still enjoy it after? If so, then it's really fine for you 
Anyway, I think this topic must be closed as further discussion makes no sense since no one will change his point of view.
as have been pointed out by other folks on this thread, such as Rayhipkiss, why would you even want to watch Flash movies, or play games on your mobile? you can get much better games with better graphics as standalone games on each platform in their app stores. truth be told, i'm glad to see the back of it, same with other gluggy bandwidth-wasting trends over the years such as the old layouts of MySpace etc. going back to your first post in all of this, if people want webcams and conferences, then they use Skype. Lot less problems, less bandwidth wastage, less bugs. It is true that Adobe are still updating Flash, but it just looks like maintenance more than any real performance gains.
Besides, you say that Nokia must put it in their phones. You are aware that this whole time you've been barking up the wrong tree? Addition of main operating system features such as Flash lies with the platform developer, in this case, Microsoft, so please take your feature suggestion there: http://windowsphone.uservoice.com
It's Key Lime Pie and Adobe will not be supporting it either. Are you seriously implying that users will forgo Key Lime Pie update and stay on GB and ICS to use Flash? Adobe have left Flash for dead. The issue here in plain English is Adobe have stopped supported Flash.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking/flash-is-dead
