The declaration says no efforts should be spared to eliminate the threat of human destruction on the Earth's environment. The declaration also calls for further strengthening of the U.N.'s International Court of Justice and sets other goals for promoting democracy, human rights and good government. The words and goals, for the most part, are of the noblest order. But they are also spoken by many of the same tyrants and dictators who benefit most from the policies of the United Nations, even as they continue to oppress their people and avoid social and economic reform that would hasten such outcomes. Rather than helping underdeveloped nations fashion economic freedom, U.N. leaders typically seek merely to transfer wealth from developed nations, sustaining or worsening the status quo.
Words are one thing.
As history has shown, deeds and intentions are quite another. We should keep that in mind as we observe the United Nations' actions in the future. Enter words describing a concept or keywords.