JSF,
Far for me to attack you on a personal level but first stating this;
I actually take the f-35/f-22 pilot interviews on SLD quite seriously, you don't have to share my interest in what they say.
And subsequently saying this
The pilot crossovers have a chinese wall, they will not disclose to the other pilots about their old ride, other than bar talk that counts for nothing. Like wise our F-22 exchange pilots don't come home and spill their guts to the group. It's not the way any air force works.
Is contradictory to say the least.
You put a lot of faith in some website where active duty pilots are publicly interviewed on their experiences with their fighter jets but seriously doubt that the same pilots pass any valuable info on to their comrades in the privacy of their briefing rooms, clubhouses or wherever else they gather.
If anything you should put little value in what any active military says during an interview, they pretty much say whatever their superiors decide they can and must say, that's the way the military work.