text: reactionary murderers and malcontents, or does it support those who are standing up against that evil system? At this eleventh hour, it is important that this ambiguity be removed, and removed once and for all. 36. Le me end my statement by advising the Pretoria racists that no amount of internal repression or destabiliza- tion or aggression against Angola, Mozambique and other States in the region can ever save their evil system from its inevitable destruction. Apartheid is doomed. Cosmetic changes cannot save it. It must be dismantled. No amount of tinkering will help. It must be scrapped and removed from the face of earth. The time to do this was yesterday. Today there is little time left. Tomorrow there will be no time. The judgement of history has already been delivered, and the executioners are now in place. thoughts and sympathy go tirst of all to the Government and people of Angola. 38. So far South Africa has tried to justify its attacks on Angola as legitimate attempts to counter cross-border activities by SWAP0 in Namibia. This was the case, for instance, during the Council’s last debate on an Angolan complaint against South Africa, on 20 September this year. q 39. Following the raid by South Africa’s air force a few days later in the vicinity of Mavinga, even the South Afri- can President, however, found it impossible to sustain this fictitious allegation, and he openly admitted that the sole purpose of that attack was to support UNITA. This was also made abundantly clear by South Africa’s Representa- tive yesterday [2612rh meezi?rg]. His statement demon- strated more clearly than ever South Africa’s double standards and hypocrisy. While maintaining at home one of the most oppressive and least democratic systems in the world, South Africa reserves for itself the right in the very 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or speech, likely from a government official or representative of an international organization. It discusses the situation in South Africa and its neighboring countries, specifically the conflict with Angola and the apartheid system. The text is critical of South Africa's actions and emphasizes the need to dismantle apartheid. The language used is strong and emotive, suggesting a sense of urgency and moral outrage.