UN General Assembly
1961

201. Bearing in mind all these factors, which help us to understand these problems better at the world level, we are not misled by the rational desire of all peoples to overcome such problems and to aspire in human fashion to a better life, nor do we attempt to tag all social movements with a particular ideological label. 202. My ideal would be to make it possible for all mankind to satisfy its most elemental needs — in a real sense of the meaning of life and an objective application of the true principle of liberalism — for if we fail to understand this new era, and if we ignore the yearning of the masses, if we insist upon specious and passing classifications of the impulses by which men are moved at this time, the result will be, quite clearly and simply, that we shall be forced to witness a "radical solution" of the historical situation through which we are living.