Originally Posted by KenV
May I...
No, you may not.
What you 'may' do, is provide the data corroborating LM/Flynn's claims, which are:
Lockheed Martin is claiming that all three versions of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) will have kinematic performance better than or equal to any combat-configured fourth-generation fighter. The comparison includes transonic acceleration performance versus an air-to-air configured Eurofighter Typhoon and high angle-of-attack flight performance vis-à-vis the Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.
Considering test results from March '15, how do you figure the F35 is going to measure up vs Typhoon?
The F35 should have plenty of other advantages over Typhoon, so why not concentrating on those instead of making yourself a clown?