ICL vs. IBT on the Logan Question Excerpted from “ICL vs. IBT,” Trotskyist Bulletin No. 5, 1996. The text in bold is reprinted from the ICL’s 1995 pamphlet “The International Bolshevik Tendency—What is it?” The...
The ‘Logan Question’ in the Spartacist Tendency Excerpted from “We Go Forward!”, 1917 No. 9 The founders of the New Zealand Permanent Revolution Group, Bill Logan and Adaire Hannah, were the victims of the most hysterical...
The Question of Logan Excerpted from “Declaration of an External Tendency of the iSt”, October 1982 The genesis of the fall of Logan is contained in the post-resignation statement of Schaefer in which he...
Note to the international control commission on L and Y It’s necessary to write a note on the aspects of L and Y’s swan song (17-23 August 1976) which touch on me. 1) re:...
Excerpt from 17 August 1976 document by Libby S. When Y. [Rad] was in New York over two years ago, he stayed at [Steve] Green’s place in Chicago for a week. He later told...
Reflections on the Case of Keith O. by Bill Logan, 11 December 1989 In retrospect this was the worst case in which I had responsibility. Keith O. was a dedicated and political member of...
Excerpt of letter from Bill Logan to John Sharpe, iSt International Secretary Sydney 28 March 1975 Dear John . . . While the Melbourne comrades were fighting together on a completely principled (if wrong)...
Partial transcript of discussion on election of SL/ANZ Central Committee OPM [OrganisationalPlenum Meeting/nationalconference] 16 March 1975 Keith: I support the slate proposed by the outgoing CC. Comrade Logan: I think that in the comrade...
The Case of John E. Paranoid bureaucratism in a small international propaganda group Notes to introduce a discussion in the Permanent Revolution Group, 4 December 1989 by Bill Logan 1974 was the hardest year...
The Case of Comrade John E (excerpt) by Bill Logan, 4 August 1974 “For us the party must be a combat organization which leads a determined struggle for power. The Bolshevik party which leads...