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Hence the phrase: The revolution never sleeps.

Which was often repeated when Nick Origlass, chairman of the Communist League's central committee, at midnight called out the comrades to seize some supposedly critical opportunity.

Looking back with "the help of that great giver of wisdom, hindsight", to Gee, for many years one of Her Majesty's judges in the District Court of NSW, certain things are now clear.

As he points out, religion, including the Marxist religion, can "bring together some strange bedfellows".

The Sydney Trotskyites were "a mixture of genuine Depression-hardened proletarians with a residue of declassed intellectuals, idealists, dreamers, born losers, power-seekers, thugs, neurotics and drunks".

Moreover, the Trots operated "with a combination of cold rationality and political lunacy", as the pages of Comrade Roberts so brilliantly reveal.

What is particularly enlightening is how committed Gee and his Australian comrades were to "the Marxist truth" that it was the proletariat, the oppressed toilers of the world, who would consummate the socialist revolution, consigning the bourgeoisie to what Trotsky delighted in calling the trash can of history.

Yet speaking of Marxist truth, Gee repeats several times that according to Vladimir Lenin: "The truth is whatever serves the revolution." And as Lenin continued, as communists, "we must be ready to employ trickery, deceit, law-breaking, withholding and concealing truth".

Gee is brutally honest about his lac...

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