text: United States was undoubtedly filled with lies similar to the ones he had just presented to the Committee. His delegation had expected just such a response frorn the United States, which did not want the international community to be aware of the serious situation in Grenada. Only international public opinion and the joint action of peace-loving peoples could stop a world conflagration. His delegation wished to denounce the manoeuvres of the United States during the present meeting so that the international community might take prompt actionJ to delay even one more day would be dangerous. 67. Killing soldiers was within the rules of war1 killing workers, medical personnel and teachers was equivalent to murder, and was in keeping with other actions of the fascist clique that governed the United States. However, the United States would not prevent Cuba from sleeping peacefully, even if it could defeat Cuba militarily, it would require the biggest massacre in history to do so. The representative of the United States had referred to the weapons ostensibly in the hands of the Cubans in Grenada. If only they had had such weapons, the United States troops might not have exercised their might against defenceless workers. 68. With regard to the evacuation of prisoners and the wounded from Grenada, his delegation wanted those activities extended to all prisoners, wounded and medical personnel on the island. 69. Concerning the statement made by the representative of the United Kingdom, he wished to point out that he had in fact referred to Sir Paul Scoon as the representative of the British Crown. 70. The CHAIRMAN said that before adjourning the meeting he felt duty-bound to repeat an appeal which he had made earlier, at the 2nd meeting. The Fifth Committee dealt with administrative and budgetary matters and should consequently 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement from a representative of a country (Cuba, likely) addressing the United Nations General Assembly, specifically the Fifth Committee. The content focuses on international politics, war, and human rights, suggesting a connection to international relations and humanitarian issues.