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Plus: Lemons Are 'Manmade' Hybrid Fruits That 'Don't Occur Naturally'?

Plus: Lemons Are 'Manmade' Hybrid Fruits That 'Don't Occur Naturally'?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 September 25, 2024 | [Read Online]( Today: Fake Trump Truth Social Post, Coca-Cola and 'Fight Club' Plus: Lemons Are 'Manmade' Hybrid Fruits That 'Don't Occur Naturally'? [fb]( [fb]( [fb]( [fb](mailto:?subject=Post%20from%20Snopes&body=Today%3A%20Fake%20Trump%20Truth%20Social%20Post%2C%20Coca-Cola%20and%20%27Fight%20Club%27%3A%20Plus%3A%20Lemons%20Are%20%27Manmade%27%20Hybrid%20Fruits%20That%20%27Don%27t%20Occur%20Naturally%27%3F%0A%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fmail.snopes.com%2Fp%2Fnew-post-1f0a) WEDNESDAY EDITION Snopes Debunker [A Truth Social post that claims to have come from former U.S. President Donald Trump's account says, "YOUR LIFE IS A TOTAL MESS! YOU'RE BROKE, CAN'T EVEN AFFORD COOKIES! IMMIGRANTS ARE TAKING AND EATING YOUR PETS, FOLKS! WOMEN ARE MISERABLE-NOT SEXY, NOT SAFE! EVERYTHING YOU LOVE IS GONE, COMPLETELY DESTROYED! EVERYTHING IS HORRIBLE! YOU BETTER ELECT ME SO I CAN FIX IT, AND I WILL-BIG TIME! | KNOW I SAID THIS IN 2016, BUT THIS TIME I REALLY MEAN IT! LET'S MAKE AMERICAN GREAT AGAIN, AGAIN!"]( Fake Trump Post Reads, 'Your Life Is a Total Mess! You're Broke, Can't Even Afford Cookies' In September, a screenshot of a purported post by former U.S. President Donald Trump circulated online, beginning with the phrase, "Your life is a total mess! You're broke, can't even afford cookies.” Among social media users who shared the screenshot was author John Pavlovitz. Referencing the 2024 presidential election, he [wrote]( ([archived]( on Facebook with the image, "Good human beings won't choose this." However, the alleged message was not a real post by the former president. As Seana Davis with [Logically Facts]( [reported]( the screenshot was created by an X account with a bio that describes its content as containing parody and satire. Snopes Senior Reporter Jordan Liles has the details. [Read Story]( [An image claims that Coca-Cola ended long-term partnership with Taylor Swift over her endorsement of Kamala Harris.]( Coca-Cola Cut Ties with Taylor Swift Over Harris Endorsement? The claim first appeared less than a week after the pop star announced she would vote for the vice president in the 2024 election. [Read Story]( [A Black man wearing a white suit si next toa white man wearing a black suit and a white womann wearin a white dress in a photo.]( Real Pic of Diddy, Trump, and Melania? "Dozens of photos from a 2005 event at Mar-a-Lago honoring Diddy are publicly available. [Read Story]( [A white man wearing a black suit stands in front of various posters. One is pink and apears to say "FIGHT CLUB," while another poster appears to say member of the cast's names on them.]( 'Fight Club' Booed at 1999 Venice Film Fest Premiere? “You could hear two idiots up in the balcony cackling through the whole thing,” Brad Pitt said of himself and Ed Norton at their film's premiere. [Read Story]( [A Black man and woman claim to have been photographed in green outfits]( Real Pic of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King? The photo shows the pair wearing green outfits and smiling. [Read Story]( Staff Pick [Several lemons are shown. At least two are cut in half.]( Lemons Are 'Manmade' Hybrid Fruits That 'Don't Occur Naturally'? "Life never gave us lemons, we created them ourselves," numerous social media users claimed. [Read The Staff Pick]( [View Editor’s Picks]( Update your [email preferences]( or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Snopes 228 Park Ave S, #29976, New York, New York 10003, United States [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv]( [Terms of Service](

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