I'm going to come back again to what I think is the pivotal question. So far ten countries, nine within the MOU, have been doing this for many years, individually and together, and have looked--I know Canada has looked, the U.S. Navy obviously has looked--at a number of aircraft, Super Hornet and so on, and F-35, for many years. And all ten countries, very highly respected, technically qualified first world countries, have come to the same conclusion: that the F-35 is the long-term solution to their next-generation fighter requirements.
Can they all be wrong? Are we all wrong? Where did we get it wrong? What do you know that we don't know, that you haven't been able to share with us?