UN General Assembly
1975

74. But is it not the right of the exploited, whose very existence and daily subsistence are threatened to ask whether this understanding is really for the benefit of all, for the protection of all, for the security of all? Or is this a wedding party for the interests of the powerful only, which alone are benefiting from Z flatus quo \ that is, those who are living comfort and affluence, who only want to remain at the top of the pyramid, who are keeping the great majority at the base for ever? 75 We ask these questions because experience and history teach us that progress cannot be achieved for humanity as a whole without the attainment of peace and that there is no peace unless justice prevails. The talk about lasting peace and comprehensive progress will remain repetitive speeches without the elimination of exploitation, colonialism, oppression and the great differences in the distribution of wealth.