UN General Assembly
1955

90. I would submit that the Disarmament Commission is bound by the existing resolution unless and until it is changed. So far there is nothing in the official records to show that there is anything to suggest that the principles laid down in this resolution are not those which guide the Commission. However, there have been many public statements from diverse quarters which cause some concern. 91. Without meaning any offence, I would say — representing a country that is not an atomic Power, that does not believe in the balance-of-power doctrine, that does not believe that preparation for war creates peace or that war creates peace — that even if the Soviet Union and the United States were to agree that they should have atomic weapons, we would not think that that would be good for the world. 92. We do not believe that there is more safety in two hydrogen bombs than there is in one. Therefore there is only one thing to do with the atomic weapon, and that is to throw it away.