of aggression are all the more deplorable. Resources that could ‘be used to develop black southern Africa, which has suffered for so long, and provide it with some relief after the exploitation of penturies are now being .wasted in inhu- man and. criminal forays against Angola on the spurious grounds that these are pre-emptive strikes, against an enemy which only the myopic leaders of South-Africa can see, sitting as they do on a powder barrel which might at any moment now blow up. _ 37. The leaders of the present South African Govern- ment demonstrate time and again their incapacity to recog- nize their, true purpose and continue to act narrowly in a single-track vision of their own claim to superior thought. ‘... 38. Without recognizing the legitimate claim of the black majority to their rights, as citizens of their country, to self-determination and independence, the white minority Government of South Africa continues to use its policies of apartheid both internally to oppress the black majority. within South Africa and externally to hurl brute force against the front-line independent States striving to liber- ate their peoples from the shackles of economic want and deprivation. 39. The non-aligned countries are committed to support- ing the black majority people of South Africa against the racist policies that are being imposed on them by brute force. The non:aligned countries are deeply committed to ‘safeguarding the interests of the front-line States-and to protecting them against ,the armed aggression, expansion- ism and destabilization that the racist South African Government continues .periodically to launch ,against them. These periodic strikes and forays are, in our percep- tion, the last desperate strikes of a regime that is doomed. No longer is the international community prepared to watch in stony silence these acts of aggression against 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement condemning the actions of the South African government and its aggression towards neighboring countries. It highlights the exploitation of resources, oppression of the black majority, and the use of brute force to maintain apartheid. The text also mentions the support of non-aligned countries for the black majority and the protection of front-line states against aggression.

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