text: most hideous form of racism, was a product of a system based on exploitation, and that was why it had the support of States which valued economic profit more than the human rights to which they so frequently referred. Although Western countries out­ wardly tried to prove that they were fighting apart­ heid, they were in fact providing the South African regime with unlimited assistance. 66. Zionism also disregarded the recognized princi­ ples of international law and was based directly on hatred of Arab nations and the denial of the right of the people of Palestine to self-determination and to establish their own State. 67. In Western Europe, neo-Fascist and revanchist forces had recently resurfaced. The aim of the revanchist forces was to change the post-war arrange­ ment of European borders. The activity of nco­ Fascist groups was directed against foreign workers who had spent many years in precarious conditions, performing the lowest-rated, unskilled jobs, and whose children had been made to feel the worst forms of discrimination. 68. The United States and some other States which had arrogated to themselves a totally unjustified monopoly on interpreting, monitoring and evaluat­ ing the state of human rights and freedoms in the world did not consider it necessary to consider the fate of the black population and national minorities of their own territories. The substantially lower standard of living of those groups, their limited access to education and public office, led one to conclude that democracy, as interpreted in those States, was a qualified democracy in which skin colour played a significant role. There was no need to elaborate on the fate of the original population of the United States-the "redskins"-who were slowly dying out on their "reservations". 69. The application of global sanctions provided for under the Charter of the United Nations would result 
analysis: The text appears to be a critique of various forms of discrimination and human rights violations, particularly in the context of colonialism, racism, and nationalism. It highlights the hypocrisy of Western countries in promoting human rights while supporting systems of exploitation and oppression. The text also touches on issues of nationalism, including Zionism and the treatment of indigenous peoples.