text: has never proved a formula for deterring aggression. His- tory and the events that led to the creation of this Organi- zation teach us that. 105. The Pretoria regime has shamelessly proclaimed that it has consistently violated every article of the solemn undertakings it made at Nkomati in 1984; it openly declares. that it finances, equips and maintains a bandit army inside Angola; indeed, it claims the right to perpe- trate such criminal actions in any country in southern Africa if that State does not comply with its dictates. 106. Pretoria’s war of aggression in the region finds its parallel in the murderous repression of our people inside South Africa. the unrepented intransigence of this regime underlines the correctness of the, non-aligned countries’ determination that there will never be peace, security and stability in southern Africa until the entire apartheid sys- tern is uprooted and replaced by a democratic system of government based on the will of all South Africans. 107. We are confident that the mendacious draft resolu- tion proposed by the representative of the Pretoria regime will be treated by the Council with the contempt it deserves. Like its diabolical actions, the words of Pretoria bespeak its arrogant contempt for the rest of humanity. 108. Alarmed at the international ground-swell against racist minority rule and in favour of sanctions, as well as the ever-growing strength of the mass democratic move- ment inside our country, the regime seeks to embroil the region in war as a means of purchasing a longer lease of life. There could be no more fitting way of marking the fortieth anniversary of the defeat of fascism and the found- ing of the United Nations than by the Security Council’s imposing against racist South Africa comprehensive man- 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or speech, criticizing the Pretoria regime (likely referring to the apartheid government of South Africa) and calling for international action against it. The language used is strongly condemnatory, with phrases such as "shamelessly proclaimed", "murderous repression", "mendacious", and "diabolical actions". The text also references the United Nations and the Security Council, indicating an international context. Given the political tone and focus on international relations, it seems likely that the text is related to an issue of international politics and governance.