David Irving’s Book “Banged Up : Survival as a Political Prisoner in 21st Century Europe”

Courageous British Historian David Irving's Incredible New Book

David Irving’s Book Banged Up : Survival as a Political Prisoner in 21st Century Europe is the book John Grisham would write, if he had the balls, and wasn’t a Democrat.

Grisham wrote the nonfiction novel The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice in a Small Town.

The Grisham book is very popular in American jails and prisons. I was given The Innocent Man to read by a Hispanic sex offender while in New Jersey awaiting extradition for emotioncrimes, the most serious I was later found innocent of and was released at sentencing. I believe the book was also in the San Francisco jail.

I thought The Innocent Man was boring. It’s a story that’s been told hundreds of times before.

David Irving’s new book reads like a real life 1984, and the Thought Police are trying to make Irving believe that six million minus non-existent genocidal gas chambers still equals six million.

So far, this is the best Grisham legal thriller novel Grisham will never write. And it’s a true story.

Even the cover, back cover, and inside teaser read like a Grisham thriller.

I wonder if Irving read The Innocent Man while in prison in Austria. At his book promotion appearance in New York Saturday, Mr. Irving said what types of books he was allowed in prison, but wasn’t very specific.

David Irving’s book would make a wonderful film. But Jewish Hollywood loves to deal in black and white, good and evil.

Mr. Irving is a human being, with flaws and strengths. He is a character in real life!

As far as “Holocaust Deniers” go, I would say that most revisionists, (slurred as Holocaust Deniers) disagree with Irving’s current, bizarre assertion, that the “real death camps” were Treblinka, and the less Holywood-ized camps. A labor camp scholar I spoke to after the appearance said something to the effect of, “His research is impeccable, but his analysis doesn’t make sense.”

Personally, I believe David Irving is only stating his current “opinion”, a nuanced claim that four million Jews were killed, in certain camps, but not the most famous ones, simply to prevent himself from being locked up again.

David Irving is courageous. He was in prison for, after conducting an unparalleled amount of first hand interviews and research into World War II, coming to a conclusion about history that the Jews do not like.

At his book signing, Mr. Irving told us that early on in his career, after his book on Rommel became incredibly popular and well received, he bought a Rolls Royce. In the book, you see how Irving has been to archives around the world, including making the incredible discovery of Goebbels’s diaries at the KGB Archives in Russia. It’s clear he discovered the truth, and as a result, the Jews tried to destroy him.

David Irving is still out there, teaching his conclusions about history, without police protection, or any bodyguards, with well financed violent Stalinist anti-Free Speech communists doing their best to shut him up.

David Irving’s courage reminds me of the first chapter in Banged Up, describing his family living through the Blitz of London, and England.

At David Irving’s New York appearance, minutes after violent anti-Free Speech terrorists were trying to break in through the meeting room door, David Irving went back into his speech and fascinating discussion of real history, even making jokes about the attack minutes earlier.

The only historical comparison which comes to mind is the Londoners during the Blitz. They carried on.

And they eventually won the war.

Times Square Saturday Shortly Before David Irving’s Exciting New York Book Promotion Appearance