Eamonn Butler

Join us for an exclusive screening of Part 1 of our landmark two-part television documentary - a profound exploration of 20th-century history that traces Communism’s harrowing descent from idealistic hope to systemic oppression.

Narrated by the acclaimed Hugh Bonneville, this film brings together esteemed historians and the courageous voices of survivors to examine how ideologies born of optimism ultimately paved the way for deprivation and slaughter under the era’s most notorious dictatorships.

Event Schedule

Screening: Part 1 of the Documentary (Narrated by Hugh Bonneville)

Discussion: A 30-minute Q&A session will immediately follow the film.

Leading our Q&A is Steve Baker, Chairman of Fighting For a Free Future and a former Member of Parliament known for his fierce advocacy of classical liberal values. Driven by a profound instinct for protecting the rights of the individual, Steve will navigate the complex themes of the film, bringing his signature passion for freedom to this critical conversation on historical tyranny.

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Classical School of Thoughts | 1/20

"An efficient economy is one where helping someone doesn't mean harming another."

Book: "An Introduction to Schools of Economic Thought" by Eamonn Butler
🌐 Urdu Translation Series - Now Live!

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We are proud to start an infographic series based on the book "An Introduction to Schools of Economic Thought" by Eamonn Butler.

This series aims to simplify key economic ideas from different schools of economic thoughts into clear, engaging visuals, helping masses build a practical and critical understanding of how economic theories shape real-world decisions.

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A memorable moment from Freedom Pitch 2025 at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University, where National Influencers launched the Urdu translation of “An Introduction to Schools of Economic Thought” in the presence of the respected faculty of SBBU and judges of FP2025.

According to Ernest Hemingway, there are two ways to go bankrupt: ‘Gradually, then suddenly.’ It’s a lesson the UK would do well to remember.

In his recent CapX article, Mitchell Palmer argues that successive governments have merely tinkered with the public finances, doing just enough to keep the ship afloat. But, this deck-chair rearranging cannot continue forever.

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https://capx.co/britain-does-not-have-long-to-avoid-economic-collapse