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Banged Up by David Irving In Banged Up, David Irving delivers a riveting narrative of his unexpected arrest and subsequent incarceration by the Austrian secret state police (Stapo) in November 2005. Based on a lecture given sixteen years prior, Irving found himself sentenced to three years in Austria’s most formidable prison, navigating through an ordeal that would test the limits of any individual’s resilience and belief in the freedom of expression. This hardback edition recounts the trial and imprisonment and the ensuing legal battles; all conveyed with Irving’s characteristic absence of bitterness and a keen sense of humour.

Breach of Security by David Irving Dive into the shadowy world of espionage with David Irving’s groundbreaking historical account, “Breach of Security.” This meticulously researched book sheds light on the German secret Forschungsamt, the elusive intelligence agency tasked with wiretapping and code-breaking during the Nazi regime. First published in 1967, this compelling narrative remains one of the few detailed expositions on the agency that played a pivotal role in gathering intelligence leading up to the Second World War.

I never did consider myself a non-Christian. Because I couldn't ever bring myself to reject Jesus Christ. I could only ignore and pretend he wasn't there. I didn't come back and really try to be Christian again till one of my online friends convinced me to do a Bible study with him and a few others in 2020. When I began doing that, I started praying again and slowly got familiar with God. Nothing was like the faith I knew as a child. I remember when I was praying again and I felt like something was so different, I felt like I was dead inside, like I was talking to nothing, trying to reach out in vain. I didn't get that feeling in my forehead as I got as I prayed as a child. Weird thing to say, I know, but I used to feel like my prayers were going somewhere and I was talking to someone. It was years before it began to come naturally again, it took a long time to reestablish that relationship with God.

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Charles Carroll of Carrollton was the only Catholic to sign the Declaration of Independence. Happy Independence day!

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