UN General Assembly
1967

13. I am no prophet; but if the Western white man insists on helping his fellow-white man in Africa or elsewhere to exploit the black man, it is the white man in general who will have to shoulder the responsibility in the eyes of history. We appeal urgently to the Powers which support the racist policy of South Africa, in the Republic of South Africa itself or in South West Africa, and the policy of the Rhodesian settlers, to cease playing this double game, which in the long run could jeopardize their own survival. At the present stage, what is needed in South West Africa and Rhodesia is not promises or pious declarations but positive acts. 14. I would add that as long as international relations are regarded by some Powers as a means of serving their political or economic ends, and the desire to set men free is not paramount in international relations, the world will continue to be torn by grave tension.