UN General Assembly
1948

Czechoslovakia had regarded from that point of view the causes of the difficulties which the United Nations had encountered from the beginning of its activities. That was why it had consistently opposed, and would go on opposing, the politically dangerous game which confused conceptions and sought an alleged rectification of the present state of affairs in the United Nations, not by any return to the spirit that had found its expression in the Charter but, on the contrary, by one which, through changing the text of the Charter, wished to sanction the none too pleasant present-day state of affairs and, by doing so, to jeopardize altogether the mission of the United Nations.