Plane Crash In South Carolina A False Flag Event

http://www.wmbfnews.com/story/29492717/officials-shaw-afb-pilot-in-f-16-crash-identified-still-in-hospital

You don't search for dead bodies in a highly localized crash.  The plane was on or rigged for autopilot and Major Aaron Johnson rammed it on purpose.

http://www.wsfa.com/story/29491579/f-16-cessna-crash-in-sc-after-midair-collision

Photo of exhaust section of F-16 was placed on the scene; any damage is not consistent with a fall from 3,000 feet. The exhaust section was placed there. 

http://wibqam.com/news/articles/2015/jul/07/us-military-jet-small-plane-collide-crash-in-south-carolina-media/

Ejected safely, huh?  Given that the story of the crash is bogus, the story of him having to eject from the plane is false as well.

Any "witness" testimony is false and the lines of crisis actors.

http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/Chinese_Customs/food_symbolism.htm

Seems to provide insight into the motives behind the fake plane crash.  Suggests the belief that President Obama (in charge of the military) and others will be successful in his war against God.

Turkish F-16 crashes near Syria border; pilot killed

By:  Marshall Ramsey II, Worthy News US Correspondent

OSMINAYE, Turkey (WorthyNews) - A Turkish F-16 fighter jet crashed Tuesday in Osmaniye province, Turkey, about 28 miles from the northern border with Syria and about 60 miles NNW of Aleppo.

The plane was based at 5th Main Jet Command in Amasya province, which is in northern Turkey, and had been conducting an operational flight, according to Turkish military officials, when it lost contact with the aircraft at 2:15 local time (1115 GMT).  The pilot reportedly sent a message, "I'm jumping," shortly before losing contact.

People living near the village of Yarpuz, Turkey, which is about 25 km (16 miles) from the north Syria border near Aleppo, said they heard a loud bang like an explosion, according to local media.  The location of the crash was confirmed by the governor of Osminaye province, Celalettin Cerrah.  He also stated that pieces of the plane (a cockpit window and other pieces) were found in the Caksir area.

(Caksir Tepe is located in western Turkey, near Izmir.  There is no way this plane was conducting merely an operational flight leaving from Osminaye in northern Turkey, fly hundreds of miles (approx. 350) to the southwest near Izmir, then fly hundreds of miles (approx. 350) southeast to Amasya unless it had a specific purpose.)

The reasons for the crash were not yet specified.

malaysia.msn.com and bbc.co.uk contributed to this story