David Kirtley

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My stories have been read 532322 times and 20 of my stories have been cherry picked.
252 of my 1,397 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 264 votes

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The Archmoron Himself by Alfred N.Muggins

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18/4/25 The Archmoron himself, Trump in his tower, in Manhattan. Playing golf in Mar a Lago, Tear down the metal fences which are supposed to keep...

The Greatest Nation On Earth! by Alfred N.Muggins

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14/4/25 The Greatest Nation on Earth! the Policeman of the world! Leader of the free world! but the truth is now far from the legend. Where the mafia...

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252 of my comments have received 264 Great Feedback votes

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It is so sad that the Nazi's

Posted on Tue, 28 Jan 2025

It is so sad that the Nazi's holocaust has led to a not the same but partly similar, in its disregard for 'the enemies' lives'. You would have thought that a greater sense of justice would have been the result, but instead we have tribalism among...

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And PS; Keir Don't bother

Posted on Sun, 19 Jan 2025

And PS; Keir Don't bother making any deals with Trump. Such a deal would be bound not to be to Britain's advantage, so don't waste much time talking to him! You have got more important things to do!

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Posted in 21st Century Saviour : Prime Minister Alfred Muggins!

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Alfred says thankyou! He

Posted on Sun, 19 Jan 2025

Alfred says thankyou! He hopes he can count on you for the decisive vote, when the time comes, which he feels will be quite soon, as every time Keir does something he seems to lose votes! Even the farmers have deserted the Clumsy Party! But he...

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I like the way you have told

Posted on Sun, 19 Jan 2025

I like the way you have told this. A good take on a biblical story!

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Posted in City Slicker

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My colleague Alfred Muggins

Posted on Tue, 24 Dec 2024

My colleague Alfred Muggins is pleased to have found another writer who also believes in Santa Claus! He knows that I am a bit of a sceptic myself, but he is proposing to do an ongoing investigation (when he finds the time!) to determine, once...

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Posted in Santa Pause

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A great poem! I did enjoy

Posted on Sun, 15 Dec 2024

A great poem! I did enjoy reading it, although it seemed to repeat many of its thoughts, but with no loss of creativity, and it kept me reading to the end. A sad poem about today's world, and our inability to turn it from its destruction and...

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Posted in I Go To Church Each Sunday

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A poignant piece about

Posted on Fri, 06 Dec 2024

A poignant piece about Christmas! It can be a bleak time. Life is so easily made tragic. Thankfully we can't see all of our futures so we can enjoy and give at Christmas time!

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Posted in Christ Mas Lights.

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It sounds as if Spencer is

Posted on Sun, 08 Dec 2024

It sounds as if Spencer is talking and intervening just a bit too much, and is becoming a bit irritating. Very cleverly constructed and Spencer makes a very realistic android. Meeting the family with him around becomes a bit of an embarassment...

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Posted in Parcel for you - Part 42

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A great piece. What an

Posted on Mon, 11 Nov 2024

A great piece. What an appropriate way to show the hypocrisy of so many western media, and news organisations, and government and political statements. Very well written. Many people should read this to counter the whitewashing and propaganda!

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Posted in Letter of Rejection

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Terrible and incredible crime

Posted on Wed, 13 Nov 2024

Terrible and incredible crime! You describe it all very clearly, and very reasonably in my opinion. How does a man commit such a crime over a long period of time? He should certainly be punished severely in some way, and never trusted to look...

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Posted in That's OK Then!

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