Links For National New Jersey Day

Today's most interesting Twitter hashtag is #NationalNewJerseyDay, so while you're driving around a traffic circle, gambling in Atlantic City, having someone else pump your gas, or swatting at the New Jersey state bird, here are some things going on:

From Voice Of Europe, according to a Syrian MP, the White Helmets are part of al Qaeda.

From Deutsche Welle, Italy is investigating German NGO rescue workers.

From Breitbart London, there have been 55,000 illegal migrant sea crossings so far this year.

From the (Irish) Independent, Spain's coast guard has been "overwhelmed" by the migrant crossings.

From the Express, a White Paper by U.K. Prime Minister May prevents a "socialist utopia" from being established.

From Total Croatia News, thanks to effective Border Police work, Croatia remains secure without barbed wire.

From Sputnik International, Twitter denies "shadow banning" conservatives, but the "facts say otherwise".  (I did find this article posted on, you guessed it, Twitter.)

From the Deccan Chronicle, in Bangla Desh, a photographer is fired and beaten up for taking a picture of a couple kissing.

From Rappler, in Afghanistan, terrorists attack a midwife training center.

From Jamie Glazov Productions, jihad denial in Toronto.

From AhlulBayt News Agency, researchers in Malaysia develop an app which helps the hearing-impaired to learn the Koran.

From The Washington Times, Montana will quarantine some boats because of mussels.

From Legal Insurrection, Burger King fights the "pink tax".

From Fox News, this coming Tuesday, go to Chipotle for some free guacamole.

From National Review, a man in Mississippi has been tried six time for the same murder.

From Townhall, the GOP won't help themselves by appeasing the left.  (If you ask me, this is something which all Republicans need to get through their thick skulls.)

From The Daily Caller, the underreported crimes committed by illegal aliens this month.

From The Washington Free Beacon, left-wing billionaire George Soros spent over $10 million on lobbying during the second quarter of 2018.

From Live Journal, a very uncomfortable program by the Unpleasant Blind Guy.  (He wants it shared, so here you go, UBG.)

From The New York Post, pictures from yesterday's lunar eclipse, which could not be seen here in North America.

From the Richmond Times-Dispatch, three former Virginia Tech football players practice at the Washington Redskins camp.

And from Breaking Burgh, Russia recalls their top spy in the U.S. to provide updated instructions.