R Victoria Malibu

Artist, Developer, Entrepreneur, VC, Surfer, Skier, Horsewoman, Humanitarian, Pianist, Tennis NFL & Polo fan, Executive Producer. Mother. Flying solo- love it!

[Brigitte Gabriel @ACTBrigitte]

🚨BURQA BAN IN ITALY 🇮🇹 

Italy moves to ban the BURQA and niqab in schools. Face uncovered. Parents of struggling foreign students must learn Italian. Foreign pupils capped per class so Italian children are not the minority.

Immigrants adapt to the country. The country does not adapt to them.

[Lee Zeldin @epaleezeldin]

This past week’s announcement by the Trump EPA, delivering the LARGEST POWER SECTOR DEREGULATORY ACTION in U.S. history, is being hailed as “A NAIL IN THE COFFIN” for the Obama and Biden Admins’ efforts to regulate much of the U.S. energy supply out of existence.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

By 1776 the average American soldier stood nearly three inches taller than the redcoat sent to put him down.

They were the same people. Same villages, same surnames, same blood, separated by three or four generations and one ocean.

The Englishman had grown up on bread and the game laws. His deer belonged to the king, his rabbits to the squire, and his common had been fenced.

The American had grown up in a country with no lord, no keeper and no forest law. William Penn wrote the right to hunt and fish into Pennsylvania's founding charter. Vermont put it in its constitution.

Colonial Americans ate somewhere between 150 and 200lb of meat a year each. Emigrants wrote the same line home for 200 years: we have meat three times a day.

Height is what a childhood of meat looks like from the outside.

England proves it from the other direction. In 1800 a 14 year old cadet at Sandhurst, raised on beef and mutton, stood about eight inches taller than a 14 year old from the London slums recruited for the navy.

So the English ruling class knew perfectly well what meat does to a child. They had the evidence at their own dinner table.

They simply kept it there. The ones who got away grew three inches and then beat them in a war.

[Steve Hilton @SteveHiltonx]

ROSEVILLE: Nearly all of the world's sushi rice, apart from Japan and Korea, is produced RIGHT HERE in California.

Our Central Valley farmers feed the world. Yet they're being STARVED of water by the ideologues who run this state.

ENOUGH. We will END man-made water scarcity and nourish the world's most fertile farmland.

[Office of Nuclear Energy | US Department of Energy @GovNuclear]

Fission and fusion are two physical processes that produce massive amounts of energy from atoms.

They yield millions of times more energy than other power sources through nuclear reactions but differ in 5 key ways.

[Mel Gibson @Mel_Gibson042]

I’m in tears. 🇬🇧 British patriots are marching with crosses, standing for their faith and their country.

The UK has fallen, but its people are determined to reclaim it.

Jesus Christ is KING! 🙏✝️ AMEN!

[Lauren Witzke @LaurenWitzkeDE]

Good morning from Noah’s Ark in Eastern Turkey! A few updates:

Radar Scans have found 3 layers beneath the surface of the formation, within those layers, there are chambers, corridors, organized patterns and tunnels consisting of perfect right angles. (Genesis says that God told Noah to build the Ark with 3 floors).

Scientists confirm the formation is 💯 NOT geological. They say, and I quote, that it is a “man-made object” (one agnostic scientist said he thinks it could even be a space ship? lol)

No bedrock has been detected by even the most advanced scans (the same kind the U.S. Military uses to detect 50 meters from the surface. Biggest arguments by skeptics (who have never even been to the site) all claim the formation is bedrock, which we can confirm without a doubt that it is not.

The Top (and most exposed) tier is decaying and the hardened mudflow encasing the rims of the boat are basically the only thing holding it together. It’s very fragile (as to be expected with 4,300 year old wood). It was also custom for Silk Road travelers to detour to the Durupinar Formation so that they could take pieces of the exposed wood and pitch to make good luck charms, so some of the top tier is missing entirely.

But beneath the surface the bottom two layers appear to still be in tact, and we believe we have hit a floor of petrified wood (to be confirmed).

More to come!

Please consider supporting Noah’s Ark Scans and their work as they try to raise funds for core drilling and further additional lab testing and soil analysis. Even $25 covers a scientist’s meals for the day. Be a part of history! (Link in first comment below) 👇

[Innovation Council @innovationcncl]

🚨 Even 60 Minutes admits it: Data centers don’t use nearly as much water as critics would have you believe.

CBS News found that golf courses nationwide use more than twice as much water as data centers.

[Jason Bartlett @Jason2bartlett]

Check this out!

As a white South African I had no idea this existed!

God Bless America 🇺🇸

[Dr. Josef @DrJosefWD]

"Don't worry, Josef. These drugs are safe and effective. They're approved by the FDA."

I heard that from my professors all through my psychiatric training. I was 24, watching patients get on medications, not get better, and slowly accumulate drug after drug until they were blunted and just moving through life. When I raised it, that sentence was the answer. FDA approved. End of discussion.

So I decided to find out for myself. I wanted to see how the sausage was made. I specialized in psychiatric clinical research, did a fellowship in psychiatric drug development at Johnson & Johnson, and then landed inside the FDA's division of psychiatry, the very authority my professors kept pointing to. The job there is straightforward: make sure the drugs going to market are safe, and that the labels tell doctors the truth so they can tell patients the truth.

Most people imagine the FDA watching these drugs like a hawk. What I found was a division asleep at the wheel.

That discovery changed the entire direction of my career, and it's why I do what I do now. In this conversation I tell the whole story, what I saw from the inside, and why "it's FDA approved" was never the reassurance we were all told it was.

[Tyler Lindholm @Tyler_Lindholm]

I’m a Wyoming rancher, a Navy veteran, and a former Majority Whip — not a cable-news pundit.

I care about whether a family can raise and sell food without begging a bureaucracy, whether cattlemen get a fair shake against the Big 4, and whether Cheyenne and D.C. remember who actually feeds this country.

If that’s your fight too, stick around. I’ll talk straight, post what I’m seeing on the ground, and call it like I see it.

— Tyler Lindholm
Sundance, Wyoming

[CONSTITUTION X 🇺🇸 @ConstitustionX]

🚨 CRIME OF THE CENTURY UNCOVERED 🚨
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just dropped a BOMBSHELL that should shake America to its core.
When he walked into HHS, he found the ultimate betrayal:
Xavier Becerra and the Biden administration gutted the anti-fraud team that was supposed to protect $2.2 TRILLION in taxpayer money every single year.
There were only 80 people watching over 50 states and 5 territories.
Becerra transferred 76 of them out.
Only 6 people left.
Six.
For 4 MILLION transactions a day.
It was an open invitation for the thieves.
And they came running.
Phony hospices in Los Angeles billing $6,000 a month for patients who didn’t even exist.
Durable medical equipment fraud — tens of billions stolen.
Autism services — tens of billions more looted.
The store was left wide open… and they cleaned it out.
RFK Jr. is calling it exactly what it is: a deliberate dismantling of the last line of defense against the greatest government fraud in modern American history.
This wasn’t incompetence.
This was the crime of the century.
And the American people just found out who left the vault door unlocked.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Check out this documentary by @NickJFreitas. Demography is destiny, never forget it.

[R Victoria Malibu @RVictoriaMalibu]

Melatonin May Ease Chronic Pain, Comparable to Some Medications https://t.co/dgE5vljKDB via @epochtimes

[Smart Science @SmartScience]

🚨 Instead of destroying cancer cells, scientists are exploring whether some cancers can be persuaded to stop behaving like cancer at all.

Researchers at KAIST in South Korea developed computational models of the gene networks controlling normal colon-cell development. They identified three key regulators, MYB, HDAC2 and FOXA2, whose simultaneous inhibition pushed colorectal cancer cells toward a differentiated, normal-like state.

The researchers tested the approach on three different colorectal cancer cell lines. After manipulating these molecular switches, the cells showed gene-expression patterns resembling normal intestinal cells, while major cancer-associated pathways including MYC and WNT became less active. The intervention also strongly reduced cancer-cell proliferation.

Importantly, this wasn’t only a computer simulation. The researchers validated parts of the approach in laboratory experiments and tumor-bearing mouse models. Related KAIST work has also tested predicted molecular switches in organoids derived from colon-cancer patients, where cancer proliferation was suppressed and characteristics associated with normal colon tissue increased.

The idea represents a fundamentally different way of thinking about cancer. Chemotherapy and radiation generally aim to kill malignant cells. Cancer-reversion therapy would instead attempt to reprogram their biological state, potentially avoiding some of the damage caused when treatments destroy healthy cells alongside tumors.

But the headline needs an important qualification: this does not mean doctors can currently turn cancer cells back into healthy cells inside patients. The research remains experimental, and much more work is required to determine whether this strategy can become a safe and effective human treatment.

Still, the possibility is remarkable. The future of cancer treatment may not always be about finding better ways to kill a cancer cell. In some cases, it might be about finding the molecular instructions that make it stop being cancerous.

[Steve Hilton For Governor @TeamSteveHilton]

One ridge is a blackened graveyard. The other is Christmas Valley, still standing because they actually thinned the forest and created defensible space.

California’s forests are tinderboxes because we refuse to do the work that works—cut the fuel before the next mega-fire does it for us.

[Huberman Lab Clips @HLPClips]

How to repair your gut microbiome after alcohol use:

– Eat 2-4 servings of fermented foods per day
– Choose low-sugar options: kimchi, sauerkraut, natto, kefir, or yogurt with active cultures
– This reduces inflammatory cytokines and improves the gut-liver-brain axis
– The goal: reset the "inflammatome," the genes and proteins controlling inflammation

@hubermanlab

[Nate Friedman @NateFriedman97]

I am releasing my documentary on the Islamic takeover of Manhattan.

I speak to the Islamic Council of America's leadership in the lower east side and they say if you're a good human being you should have no issue waking up to the call to prayer in NYC.

I uncover hundreds of thousands of dollars of foreign money from Morocco and other muslim countries funneled into this Lower East Side mosque just by speaking to people there.

You'll see close to 500 bikes outside this mosque since most of the African delivery drivers in Manhattan are Muslim. They're giving illegal haircuts out on the street right outside a playground, making it virtually unusable for NYC families.

A man from Pakistan running a halal shop across from the mosque tells me they voted for Mamdani only because he's a muslim and that they "of course" want the call to prayer at 5 in the morning.

Some locals have already marked this area as a no go zone and they tell me that.

The best way to support my reporting is to subscribe on X.

If you want to know exactly what the locals think as well as hear from the migrants themselves, the 2nd half of the documentary is out on YouTube right now.

[Smart Science @SmartScience]

The FDA just approved a blood test for Alzheimer’s, allowing doctors to detect the disease during routine primary care visits.

On August 24, 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration cleared the Elecsys Phospho-Tau (217P) Plasma blood test, developed by Roche in collaboration with Eli Lilly and Company.

Intended for adults aged 55 and older experiencing cognitive decline, this ground-breaking test measures a specific protein in the blood called pTau217, a highly accurate indicator of amyloid buildup in the brain.

Unlike previous diagnostic options—which required expensive PET scans or invasive spinal taps—this simple blood-draw assay can be seamlessly integrated into existing laboratory infrastructure, significantly lowering the barrier to receiving a reliable assessment.

By standardizing clinical cutoffs across both primary and specialty care settings, the new test empowers family physicians to confidently evaluate early-stage cognitive symptoms rather than referring every patient to specialized clinics. This widespread accessibility is poised to accelerate diagnosis at a time when newly approved, early-intervention therapies offer the greatest benefit. However, health officials emphasize that the test is not a standalone diagnostic tool and must be interpreted alongside broader clinical assessments, opening a new chapter in proactive brain health management.

source: Roche Diagnostics. (2026). Roche receives FDA clearance for Elecsys pTau217, advancing Alzheimer's disease assessment across primary and specialty care.