Chris Mourtos

Father. Husband. Lifter. Eater. Rugged individualist.

Consultant at @onpointstratgrp

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

You are not truly free if only the state and criminals can access firearms.

[Ruth @redusa21]

POV you're the holdout in the Lindsay Clancy trial

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@Mama_Quigs @BrianEntin For a child murderer

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@CaliforniaActi2 @broadwaybabyto It's a perverted logic to believe men don't get angry when men kill children.

In fact, it's wholeheartedly insane to believe that.

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

They failed to stop their rise because they were failures themselves.

Outlets like politico like to act surprised when years of failed policies lead to the rise of political movements that point out the most concerning issues and offer solutions that the establishment wouldn’t consider. In this case, that unfettered immigration and net zero have had a serious impact on German society and propose corresponding and obvious solutions that appeal to the public (mass deportations and abandoning net-zero commitments).

The rise of AfD didn’t occur in a vacuum.

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

A Texas couple who met on MySpace has recreated their first date at the same Chili’s every year for 16 years.

They wear the same outfits and sit in the same booth. 🥹❤️

[Janet 💜🙏🎶🏞️🐴🐱🐶🐓 @janet420]

For those who think Lindsay Clancy didn't confess:
She said she remembers taking her 3 yr old son, Dawson, down to the basement first. She said she disliked him the most. She asked her 5 yr child, a daughter named Cora, to watch her 8 month old baby brother, Callan, while she k'IIed Dawson. Then she took Cora down into the basement and eliminated her. Then she strangled Callan. She also recalled telling her children, "Go to God, baby."
Only Lindsay would know those specific facts. And that was a confession. The case was not just based on hearsay from her husband Patrick.

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@mario4thenorth Pull up a seat, kiddo, and lemme tell you something about Trump’s history of infidelity.

[Afshine Emrani MD FACC @afshineemrani]

She knew she wasn’t coming home. And she chose to be a witness anyway.
​On the morning of September 11, 2001, 35-year-old Madeline "Amy" Sweeney was working aboard American Airlines Flight 11. Minutes after takeoff, terror took the cabin. The cockpit went dark. Crew members were slashed. A passenger was stabbed. The pilots were gone.
​In a situation where human instinct screams to panic, Madeline picked up an Airfone.
​She dialed ground control. When supervisor Michael Woodward answered, he didn’t hear hysteria. He heard a calm, quiet, razor-sharp voice relaying reality through the dark.
​Methodically. Relentlessly.
​She gave the seat numbers of the hijackers. She described their faces. She detailed the injuries in the cabin. She gave investigators the precise identities of the men steering them toward catastrophe—including Mohamed Atta.
​She could not overpower the hijackers. She could not force the cockpit door open. She could not steer the Boeing 767 back toward the sky.
​So she did the only impossible thing left: she made sure they wouldn’t get away with doing it in secret.
​As the plane banked sharply and descended over the Manhattan skyline, she stayed on the line. Reporting what she saw. Giving the world the truth, second by second, until 8:46 a.m.
​Madeline left behind a husband and two babies—four-year-old Jack and seven-year-old Anna. She spent the final minutes of her life trapped in an airborne nightmare, staring down certain death, and weaponizing her courage so history would have an answer.
​True bravery isn't the absence of terror. It is looking into the abyss, refusing to break, and doing your duty until the very last breath.
​Remember her name. Madeline Amy Sweeney.

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@jengerson I thought it was “deliverology”

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@Vote4Sad An absolute gem

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@funtomvids Gersh i'm so confused? Are Americans dumb, smooth brained neanderthals or akshually they're pretty smart and good friends to Canadians?

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@6ixbuzztv Like Harper did?

[Tandy @dantypo]

There are two celebrity videos going around today…
Ryan Reynolds and Brendan Fraser…

This is the good one❤️

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@rupasubramanya I'm confused. Aren't we supposed to oppose old white men on our currency? Decolonize money or something something

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@CityNewsTO Does this professor have any comment on a reporter gushing over their perceived performance of the Prime Minister? Or do we just do this in one direction every time?

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Communism is political streetwear: mostly worn by people under 30, retro-cool, wildly overpriced, and manufactured by capitalism. Kids buy it when it’s in, then regret it when they see the old photos.

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

Remember when MSNBC declared working out a sign of being alt-right or some shit like that?

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

Muscles talk to the brain to fight depression.

The gym bros were right.

[Chris Mourtos @cmourtoswrites]

@Bolek_ Should we expect more category 4 with this announcement?
https://t.co/9ARnILXUFj

[Rahim Mohamed @rmohamed_yow]

So far, Carney has governed more like

[yannispappas @yannispappas]

Slavery is a pre-capitalist institution. Slavery was ubiquitous and predates capitalism by thousands of years. American slavery was an ancient institution incorporated into a capitalist market, not something capitalism invented. In fact, Industrial capitalism helped make slave labor economically obsolete.