UN General Assembly
1958

57. I say with all earnestness that if the West, for its own security and well-being, wants to reach an understanding with Asian-African nationalism, it must first rid itself of the practice of thinking purely in cold-war terms of anti-communism and pro-communism. It must desist from using a so-called communist menace to maintain the status quo against the rising tide of nationalism and progress. This is the initial step. The next and equally important step is to assess properly what in the eyes of Asia and Africa constitutes positive dynamic nationalism.