vanguard against Communism. It is imperative that those who have fed, sustained and unleashed this monstrous sys- tem against the black people of the area ask themselves some serious questions. Do they not value the lives, the humanity, the dignity and the freedom of the black people? Or do they value more highly their own ideological pur- suits, which have very little relevance to the people whose humanity, freedom and dignity are being denied by their surrogate? . 13. Angola has suffered aggression now, just as it has suffered aggression before and may suffer it again if these larger issues are not fully addressed. Angola has suffered aggression because South Africa is determined, in a manner apparently much admired by those that support it, to undermine Angola’s freedom and sovereignty. Angola has suffered aggression at the hands of apartheid South Africa because, ever since the people of Angola won their freedom, imperialism has pursued every means available in an effort to change Angola’s institutions and the very fabric of the society the Angolan people are trying to forge for themselves. 14. With the aid and comfort afforded it by supporters, apartheid South Africa today represents all that is danger- ous and that threatens peace and security in the region. Apartheid South Africa has arrogated to itself the role of regional gendarme and is acting as the surrogate of imperialism. 15. The representative of Angola has eloquently pre- sented to the Council the facts of the latest attack on Angola [2612th meeting]. It has thus been shown that even the spurious excuse of pursuing the SWAP0 militants is no longer being advanced. That latest act of aggression was an act directly aimed at assisting the bandits of UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of Angola), who are South Africa proteges, organized, 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a political speech or statement, likely from a government representative or organization, condemning the actions of apartheid South Africa and its aggression towards Angola. The text does not discuss specific economic, environmental, or social issues related to Angola, but rather focuses on the political and ideological aspects of the conflict.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief