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Burger King, Diet Coke and Baby Jesus Wrapped in Kaffiyeh

Burger King, Diet Coke and Baby Jesus Wrapped in Kaffiyeh

Plus: TikTok Posts Warn Chick-fil-A Sandwiches Contain Avian Contraceptives. Here's the Truth

Izz LaMagdeleine
December 12, 2024

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Burger King Didn't Post 'We Don't Snitch' About CEO Shooting Suspect's McDonald's Arrest

A rumor circulated online in early December claiming that a screenshot showed a post from the official Burger King account on X, reading, "We don't snitch." Users discussed this image on Dec. 9, hours after news broke of a suspect's arrest in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The Burger King screenshot was fake. We found no record of the restaurant's official account creating any such posts. Further, we located none of the thousands of users who supposedly retweeted or liked the post asking in subsequent posts why the account removed the post. Snopes Senior Reporter Jordan Liles investigated.

No Evidence Trump Paid Mortgage of Man Who Helped Him Fix Flat Tire

This tale dates back to at least the late 1990s.

A white man wearing a blue suit speaking before a microphone is pictured next to a sign that shows Diet Coke with a red line going through it.

No, RFK Jr. Is Not Banning Diet Coke

Many people appeared to believe the claim, including a U.S. representative.

A statute of a baby laying on a black and white headdress is shown between a man and woman also varved out of olive wood. It's standing inside a room as part of a Nativity scene.

Pope Francis Presented Nativity Scene Featuring Baby Jesus Wrapped in Kaffiyeh Scarf

The 2024 Nativity of Bethlehem, displayed in the Vatican, was designed by two Palestinian artists.

A parking lot shows cars parked in a lot that says TESLA in the middle of it.

Tesla Made More Cars Than It Sold in Q1 2024 — But Those Unsold Cars Aren't All Visible from Space

Elon Musk's electric vehicle maker picked up delivery following overproduction at the start of 2024.

Staff Pick

A sign for Chick-fil-A is shown on a storefront.

TikTok Posts Warn Chick-fil-A Sandwiches Contain Avian Contraceptives. Here's the Truth

According to rumors, the enormous creatures have attacked multiple people in the last "few weeks."