UN General Assembly
1956

178. The statesman who is conducting an inexpiable war to keep the Algerian people in slavery, says, in speaking of the uprising in Budapest, “There is no peace in slavery”, a noble sentiment we wholeheartedly endorse. He is able in the same breath, to justify the attack he subsequently launched against a country with which he was negotiating, at the very time when the country concerned was engaged in defending its territory against another aggressor.