- We strive by ideals alone and practice silence as a strident form of protest: existence alone, notoriety in this, will accommodate the power of our presence and become the foremost violent attitude/act – between these last two concepts, we presume to afford no actual distinction;
- The foremost violence, as prepared above, is a violent form of presented existence, in our attitude towards and conviction in it;
- The central occupation of our party is to co-exist with, though not be able within, the democratic rule of the current West, in its full heterodox self-contradictory rhetoric and activity;
- Further, we account for the amassment of the number: the more people, the greater symmetry in the effect of our existential motif. We co-operate under the image of this very cooperation ensuing as pure will to ensue sufficiently;
- Our objectives centre on the disturbance of all power that currently is, both obvious and inconspicuous, and on the promotion of the axiological prophecy of the power in numbers. It is not within our will to attain power, merely overshadow the consciences of those who retain it in possession, by the silent threat of just being, and fundamentally officiate the immaterial referendum of the equal people;
- This referendum will consist in the signature of the image, propagated in the signal it can portend over the participation, alone;
- Once more, the action subtending the pre-communist party is an inactive role of concessive reminiscence. Our object, constantly sought, is a non-existent numerical force that somehow comes to exist in the polar economy of political advantage;
- The party has no image, only the sound of undetermined policy and unpreoccupied orthodoxy. At best, the party is a pre-eminent perpetuation of demonstrations, that will not happen under the symptoms of actual, physical, protest;
- However, the latter principle of absent demonstration does not preclude the possibility of members partaking in other demonstrations of the public, whereof the knowledge of this membership may indeed be acknowledged, though not utilized in the rational commitment to these external vocal protestations;
- Finally, to accede to such membership, those interested must be interested in the interests of the cause, which are: full-consciousness of the party’s commitment to remain particular in the democratic order; full-understanding of the party’s silent media; full-commitment to the sole means of protest encouraged by the pre-communist party: mandatory proliferation;
- The pre-communist party is an act of pure will, potentiated in the method of its size, pluralized in the communal co-operation towards it. It is not a body politic, but a politics of bodies.