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Publications claiming that Orbit's logo is anti-Islam are recurring

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Doubtful portals with content in Albanian are continuing to publish this article, claiming that the logo of the "Orbit" chewing gum has hidden symbols.

This repeated claim states that this logo has an anti-religious approach, attempting to link it to theories defining a flat Earth.

In this article, which is lacking in explanation, the false claim continues to be supplemented with other conspiracies that aim to link the message of this logo to the Islamic religion, adding that "the world is playing with imams."


Excerpt from the article published on the dubious portals "banglacontent24.com", "worldlivestar.com" and "flitet.com":

The world is playing with the Hoxhalls after the world convinced billions of people that the world is a mess, and with their fake videos, they have even forced the Hoxhalls to believe in something that is not reality, and that contradicts the word of GOD.

Many occult symbols contain coded and hidden images in numbers and images where this photo shows the flat earth with the flat horizon and the firmament between the fresh sea and the salt sea where the sun is located at the left end. In the search for identification, we are faced with the question of whether there are typical symbols used in occultism and Satanism.


Links to the article published on these dubious portals:

https://banglacontent24.com/sites/bota-po-luan-me-muslimanet-cfare-fshihet-pas-logos-se-camcakezit-orbit-qe-ka-te-bej-me/?fbclid=IwAR3Y9CU5GLnO-jJKtgUxj8TXjxY2TwDL8SdTq0uIiuGMjN4QRc69pzDkQCs
https://banglacontent24.com/sites/bota-po-luan-me-muslimanet-cfare-fshihet-pas-logos-se-camcakezit-orbit-qe-ka-te-bej-me/?fbclid=IwAR3Y9CU5GLnO-jJKtgUxj8TXjxY2TwDL8SdTq0uIiuGMjN4QRc69pzDkQCs

See other links. here and here.


This article has also been shared on Facebook by the pages “Gazeta Prishtina”, “Tryeza”, “Photo&Video” and “Titulli Ditor”. (see here, here, here, here)


The claims made in this article, while unfounded, are not made clear by either the author or the person who made them.

This is not the first time that there have been such claims regarding the logos of large companies, that they supposedly contain secret messages. However, in no case has there been any credible data from the companies in question regarding this issue.

Hibrid.info has previously addressed this unfounded claim. The same claim was published on May 3 of this year. (see here).


However, hibrid.info has managed to find the meaning of the Orbit logo published by the website “1000logos.net”. (see here)

The meaning of the Orbit logo translated into Albanian:

The Orbit logo underwent a complete overhaul. The typeface was refined and made fuller without losing its dynamic, effective line.

The two-part letter "O" was now placed inside a larger ring, which, in turn, also consisted of two halves with two shades of blue.


Analyze:

These dubious portals in this article have again claimed without any fact that Orbit's logo contains occult symbols, where it depicts the earth and the flat horizon, and the sun appears on the left side.

From the fact-checking analysis based on the working methodology, hibrid.info assesses this article as a "Conspiracy Theory".


Reasoning:

"Conspiracy theories" are media reports that disseminate a false or unverifiable description of a phenomenon, event, or person, presenting it as part of or the result of a secret plan ("conspiracy"). A characteristic of these reports is that they present a series of claims, presented as facts, between which cause-effect relationships are established, without providing any credible evidence.

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