UN General Assembly
1966

115. Do any of us here, we who accept the Charter, support this doctrine? New Zealand opposes it, not simply because we reject the ideology that has given birth to it, but because it is a menace to the security of us all. We are not committed to an ideological war. But we are committed to defence against aggression. Certainly, it would be quite wrong for us to let any ideological concern excuse anyone from seeking to bring the war to an end. But wars of this kind will not be stopped by making them profitable. The world community must make known its desire for a settlement; it cannot ask for a unilateral capitulation.