UN General Assembly
1950

26. If we would only decide to have peace and stop arming, if some of the thousands of millions of dollars being spent on armament could be diverted to the development of the under-developed countries, one of the greatest causes of war would be removed from the world. Guidance rather than exploitation should be the rule in helping the under-developed countries. Self-help and local initiative should be greatly encouraged by the United Nations. It is in this spirit and along these lines, that we can hope to achieve peace. 27. In conclusion, I wish to summarize the seven points I have discussed. Those points are: 28. To reaffirm our adherence to the United Nations Charter and its basic principles, in deed as well as in word; 29. To declare an ideological truce based upon mutual tolerance; 30. To meet aggression, from whatever source, collectively and with great efficacy; 31. To revise the Charter and abolish the rule of unanimity of the permanent members of the Security Council; 32. To provide means and take measures to enforce United Nations decisions;