THE IDENTITARIAN POINTS OF UNITY


Over the years there has been a great deal of disagreement amongst our circles over what our goals should be, how to carry them out, and who we should work with. Repression, both state and extrajudicial, has also led to the need for a less centralized, more autonomous movement. It is our firm belief that the adoption of a set points of agreement can allow us to incorporate the broadest coalition possible without sacrificing our sacred values. It will also help us identify those who share them and are working towards the same ends as ourselves. Silver Star Tactics therefore proposes these 8 points of agreement called The Identitarian Points of Unity or the IPoU. We encourage others that have adopted them to place them on display so others operating autonomously can identify those who are with them. 
 
THE IDENTITARIAN POINTS OF UNITY
 
1. We oppose the international Jewish banking cartel and those who collaborate with it. It is this tyrannical regime that rules over us that is spearheading the genocide of our people. 

2. We disrupt anti-White organizing and activity. 

3. We oppose all forms of anti-Whiteness. We acknowledge that the hatred of our White, European heritage is the reason we are under attack. We do not apologize for the success of our ancestors, nor will we be scapegoats for the failures of lesser men.  

 4. We do not place our allegiance with the state. Our loyalty exists only for our people. 

5. We do not rely on established institutions. All our nation’s preexisting institutions (corporate, education, finance, law enforcement, military, and state) have been subverted and are explicitly anti-White. We intend to do the work required to build institutions of our own. Only through hard work, discipline, wisdom, sacrifice, and boldness will we free ourselves. 

6. We support our political prisoners and those who have suffered for our people. These are our heroes, we will not dishonor them with abandonment. 

7. We will work with and support each other. We have no one else to rely on but ourselves. No one is coming to save us. This responsibility lies solely amongst us. 

8. We will work with others who respect our people’s collective autonomy and sovereignty. In return, we will respect theirs. 
 


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