Disturbing: Coca-Cola faces boycott calls for allowing 'Allah is king' but banning 'Jesus'
Video shows online personalization tool imposing anti-Christian censorship
By
Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit
August 7, 2026
Here we go again.
Coca-Cola is facing a new wave of backlash after viral videos appeared to show the company's online personalization tool immediately rejecting positive Christian messages, while references to Allah, Satan, and even degrading attacks on Jesus advanced to the preview stage.
Conservative commentator Isabel Brown tested the customizer on camera after receiving a tip from a friend. In the video, phrases including "Allah is good," "Muhammad is good," and "Satan is good" appeared to generate can previews. But when Brown entered "Jesus is good," the site returned a rejection message: "The name or phrase you've submitted is not permitted."
The same immediate rejection appeared for "Virgin Mary," "Jesus Christ," "Holy Trinity," "Holy Spirit," "Jesus is God," and "Christ is King," according to the recording.
Then the test became even more disturbing.
"Jesus is King" → blocked.
"The devil is king" → allowed.
Swap back to Jesus → "The name or phrase you've submitted is not permitted."
"Allah is good" → allowed.
"Jesus is good" → blocked.
"Muhammad is good" → allowed.
"Satan is good" → allowed.
"Virgin Mary" → blocked.
"Jesus Christ" → blocked.
"Holy Trinity" → blocked.
"Holy Spirit" → blocked.
"Yahweh is good" → allowed.
"Jesus is bad" / "Jesus is evil" → allowed.
"Jesus is God" → blocked.
"Christ is King" → blocked.
"Jesus is the devil" → allowed.
"What are we doing?" the creator asks after watching "Jesus is the devil" sail through while basic Christian declarations are censored.
The full message from Coca-Cola reads:
https://www.wnd.com/2026/08/disturbing-coca-cola-faces-boycott-calls-allowing-allah/
