UN General Assembly
1968

114. Right of peoples, respect for international law, aid to disadvantaged countries, genuine disarmament: may this useful recapitulation serve as the occasion for a real assessment of the world today! We have entered into a period in which, once again, there is a profit in violence, one in which once again private preserves are being constituted within which freedom is threatened by intolerance. 115. Once again, violence is profitable; but in the end violence is answered by revolt, and revolt leads to war. It is wrong to think that wars can long be limited to the local scale. The effect of the nuclear terror is to localize conflicts, to swell the ranks of neutral States. But these are only palliatives whose days are numbered, and we can see in Europe, in America, in the East and in the Far East, conflagrations which could set off another great war.