Harry Browne

Harry Browne was an American writer, investment advisor, and politician. He is best known for his books on libertarianism and personal finance, including 'How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World' and 'Fail-Safe Investing'. Browne was also the Libertarian Party's presidential nominee in the 1996 and 2000 elections.

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  1. 1. Hammered By The Irish

    How the Pitstop Ploughshares Disabled a U.S. War Plane - With Ireland's Blessing

    Set against the backdrop of a politically charged Ireland, this gripping narrative delves into the audacious actions of a group of peace activists who took a stand against the U.S. military's use of Shannon Airport during the Iraq War. The story captures the tension and drama as these individuals, driven by a deep sense of justice and moral conviction, engage in a daring act of civil disobedience by damaging a U.S. Navy aircraft. Through a blend of personal accounts and broader socio-political commentary, the book offers a compelling exploration of activism, the power of non-violent protest, and the complexities of global military politics.

  2. 2. How I Found Freedom In An Unfree World

    A Handbook for Personal Liberty

    This thought-provoking book explores the concept of personal freedom and how individuals can achieve it despite societal constraints. It challenges conventional beliefs and encourages readers to break free from self-imposed limitations, societal expectations, and external pressures. Through practical advice and philosophical insights, the author provides a roadmap for living a life true to one's values and desires, emphasizing personal responsibility and the power of choice. The book serves as a guide for those seeking to reclaim control over their lives and find happiness and fulfillment on their own terms.

  3. 3. Fail Safe Investing

    Lifelong Financial Security in 30 Minutes

    Presents a simple, rules-based approach to preserving and modestly growing wealth by dividing investments equally among four assets—stocks, long-term government bonds, cash, and gold—so that at least one component performs well in any economic environment; emphasizes low-cost diversified holdings, periodic rebalancing, avoidance of market predictions, and practical steps to reduce risk and emotional decision-making.

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