UN General Assembly
1972

180. We in Africa, Asia and Latin America know what violence is. We live it. Our wounds are still bleeding from it. When we fight it, we do not revert to divorcing it from its roots, from its causes and from the aspirations of those who are living it. Even the Second World War, which led to the formation of the United Nations to prevent the recurrence of war, was in itself a terrorism from which we suffered without participating in its causes or benefiting from its consequences. The fruits of war we enjoyed were the destruction of our towns, the killing of our sons and the suffocation of our freedoms for the sake of the belligerent big Powers. The only benefits we received from this international terrorism were racial discrimination and the seeds of Zionism and limited wars planted in our midst.