UN General Assembly
1959

81. Generally speaking, world opinion on all these problems is divided, under the influence of propaganda, and the same fairness and moderation is not shown in judging each individual case. When it is a matter of invasion, of the subjection of peoples who have lost the freedom that was their immemorial right as a result of violent aggression and the control of their affairs by foreigners, mild references are made to gradual solutions and to the need for a period of waiting, and there are endless delays in reaching a just solution. On the other hand, drastic and urgent solutions are insisted upon in connexion with disputes which have either been artificially stirred up and threaten duly constituted States, or which, however much they may be intended to promote noble and spontaneous desires for freedom, have been planned or envenomed by outside influences, not with a view to ensuring that international justice shall prevail but in order to bring about strategic changes which would further economic interests or power politics.