text: contemplate. For, even as we sit here debating South Afri- ca’s wanton aggression against Angola, the very same South Africa is busy murdering its own black citizens, whose only crime, if crime it is, is to agitate peacefully for the restoration of their right to selfdetermination-a right which South Africa denies with brutal tyranny and yet has the nerve to try to teach others to respect. 70. No moral lessons can be learned from an immoral racial tyranny. The people of Angola, like any other free people, have chosen a political path which is theirs alone, whether South Africa or anyone else likes it or not. At least Angola does not murder its own citizens for their love of freedom. South Africa does so daily, as the past year has shown. So there is absolutely nothing of positive. and 7 moral substance that South Africa can teach Angola. The Security Council should therefore reject with the contempt it deserves South Africa’s draft resolution, which is nothirig but an insult to the Council’s intelligence. 71. Southern Africa wants peace, not the sort of madness we are witnessing today in South Africa and the region at large. For peace to prevail in the region, the madness must end. South Africa must learn to respect the right of its neighbours to be themselves, to organ& their own lives in accordance with their own social and political values and to choose friends and identify enemies as they please, so long as the peace and stability of the region are not disturbed. 72. Indeed, none of the free countries of the region is responsible for the bloody strife so commonplace in that part of the world today. The undeniable fact is that the rulers of South Africa have singlehandedly transformed 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a speech, focusing on the conflict between South Africa and Angola, as well as the human rights situation in South Africa. It does not contain any specific references to economic development, natural resources, or other technical topics related to the listed categories. Instead, it emphasizes the moral and political aspects of the conflict, highlighting the importance of respecting the right to self-determination and human rights.