UN General Assembly
1960

44. The United Nations intervention can accordingly be justified only by the fact that it was requested by a responsible Government, the Government of Mr. Patrice Lumumba. How, then, can the object of this intervention be defined apart from the will of the Congolese Government on Congolese soil? Can we enter a man's room, with the avowed intention of offering him help against a bandit, an aggressor, and then claim the right to act in that room in complete disregard of the occupant's will and the conditions set by him? It often happens that the means becomes the end, but in this case we must frankly admit that might is stronger than law and justice.