North Korea's tyrant doesn't have a Facebook page. The one in existence is actually even a little humorous, as it pokes fun of the country's chubby dictator. Called Kim Jong Un, the page, at first glance, does appear like it could be real. But it doesn't take much scrolling to realize it's nothing more than an attempt to inject some humor into the social media world at Kim Jong-un's expense. And on top of that, when mainstream media makes a mistake this big, and this funny, it's our job to share it.

The original post was a link to an article written by Saphora Smith "reporting from London," according to the CNBC article itself.  The article detailed the lengths Kim Jong Un was willing to go to in order to use American civilians as pseudo-human shields to protect him as he and president Donald Trump continue to ratchet up the tensions on the Korean peninsula. The article was to be taken seriously, and it should be, except all that was made difficult by CNBC's glaring error to try and tag Kim Jong-un's official Facebook page on the social media outlet.  They tried to tag a real page, a page which doesn't exist, as North Korea's dictator doesn't have a Facebook page.