UN General Assembly
1960

74. Today, we hear and read much about disarmament. That word refers usually to nuclear and atomic disarmament. Forgive me, please. I am a simple man, and a man of peace. I cannot speak of the details of disarmament. I cannot pass judgement upon rival views concerning inspection, concerning underground testing, and concerning seismographic records. 75. Upon questions of imperialism and nationalism, I am an expert, after a lifetime of study and struggle, and upon those matters I speak with authority. But upon questions of nuclear warfare, I am just another man, perhaps like the man who lives next door to you, or like your brother or even your father. I share their horror; I share their fear. 76. I share that horror and that fear because I am part of this world. I have children, and their future is in danger. I am an Indonesian, and that nation is in danger.