I've enjoyed the fight between the two so far this year. Jens has not been swept aside like some predicted, but Lewis is still a fine racing driver as Jens is.
To comment on the tussle they had in Turkey, I think the move Jens made on Lewis was excellent if a little opportunist, however when Lewis saw the red mist and banzaid him back into turn one Jens had the experience and maturity to let him through rather than crash out. So it's a case of a young fiery (and talented) driver verses an experienced, mature and smooth one, great combination for the team and one I am enjoying watching.
Let's be honest shall we, i know you have tried to make it seem you are non bias but it's clear you are.
Jenson could not catch Lewis, the only reason he was able to overtake Lewis is because of the conserve fuel command that was given to "both" drivers. Because of this Lewis slowed down and was not flat out, Jenson in his unsportsmanship way thought he would have a quick pop and overtook Lewis. Now you say that Lewis "saw red" and because Jenson is mature he "let" Lewis over take him?
See, this is where your bias shows, Jenson could not stop Lewis overtaking him, he had no answer when Lewis came back at him, saying that Jenson "let" Lewis overtake him shows your little bit of Bias.
Now, let's talk about Jenson, he has not performed that well since the Asia circuits where the rain and the crafty smart tyre moves helped him win, so i say that, unless it rains Jenson really is not saying anything.
Let's go down the if road shall we, if Lewis would not of had that puncher he would be 14 points clear of Jenson and leading the championship now, but he isn't so that's how it goes. Jenson is not in the same league as Lewis or the Alonso's of this world.
Unless something goes wrong, Lewis will be in front of Jenson after Canada unless it rains then Jenson can use the tyre trick to win the race. What if the Tyre trick would not of worked, Jenson would be near the bottom of the leader board. I said it then that Jenson can't rely on rain and tyre tricks to win him the championship. 
Ok so I am a huge Jenson fan and always will be, and yes a bias towards Jenson, as a big fan, is a perfectly normal thing to have. As your love for Lewis is, but it would be nice to keep things gentlemanly in our debate.
One point about the fuel thing, Jenson was told to be wary of fuel consumption from as early as lap 20, so the fact he overtook Lewis on lap 40 odd and did not have Lewis's radio feed, thus not knowing what instructions Lewis was receiving, diminishes the argument that Jens was unsportsmanlike, he was just racing.
As for the rest of your post about Lewis's superiority, I don't deny he's a great racing driver but IMO so is Jenson. They both have very different styles. And thus far (even with both of them having a DNF due to car faults) Jenson style and experience is leading Lewis. Theres a while to go in the season yet and it's a close fight will be interesting to see where we are come the end of the season.