UN General Assembly
1965

183. In any event, let these nations realize clearly that Africa will no longer allow itself to be deceived, and that it will no longer accept high-sounding declarations of principle which are never put into practice. 184. This explains why the Security Council, which has long had these questions before it, has still not succeeded in finding any solutions to them. The Council should, however, shoulder all its responsibilities. Otherwise, the General Assembly should relieve the Council of these responsibilities and consider the questions from a new angle, namely, with a view to taking decisions such as those called for in cases where the Security Council is obviously incapable of dealing with a clear threat to peace.