UN General Assembly
1949

178. To avert such a calamity, serious and honest efforts must be made at the current session of the General Assembly to remedy the causes of the war of nerves, which seemed to be rapidly spreading its germs of fear, mistrust and hate throughout the world. But those remedies must be carefully studied and determined before being applied. The State, or groups of States, which arbitrarily refused to accept the remedies thus prescribed, should be considered as hostile to the aims and purposes of the United Nations and their action should therefore be denounced by the General Assembly and the Security Council as a serious threat to world peace and international security. The preservation of world peace and the attainment of international security should be the controlling and governing factor in world situations requiring immediate decisions and prompt actions.