UN General Assembly
1953

50. In these circumstances, what value is there in the words spoken by Mr. Dulles from this rostrum [434th meeting], claiming that the United States does not wish to export revolution? It is obviously difficult to suspect the United States of wishing to export revolution, but it is obvious that it is exporting counter-revolution, terror, sabotage and other means of pressure against the peoples who have rid themselves once and for all of capitalism. These circles dream of destroying the internal unity of the peoples of the Soviet Union and the peoples’ democracies. These are vain hopes, however. Peoples who have won their freedom will not allow it to be snatched from them. Vain also are the hopes of the enemies of peace - that dissensions will arise among the countries which are on the side of peace. The friendship of peoples pursuing the same objective is based on the principles of mutual respect for sovereignty and disinterested mutual aid and it is unshakable.