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customers. he moved quickly, hiding as many people as he could in the cold storage room and then slipping out to help the police. i didn t know or care, he said, if they were jews or christians or muslims. we re all in the same boat. what a rebuke of the extremist hatred. the french government announced it would grant lesana full citizensh citizenship. but when it mattered most, he proved he was a citizen already. that s the power of free people. that s what the jihadis will never understand and never defeat. and as we meet here today, let us resolve that we will go forward together, and we will do all we can to lead the world against this threat that threatens people everywhere. thank you all.
never get tired of old-fashioned shoe-leather diplomacy. and if necessary, be prepared to act decisively on our own. just as we did to bring osama bin laden to justice. the united states and our allies must demonstrate that free people and free markets are still the hope of humanity. this past week as i watched the tragic scenes from france, i kept thinking back to a young man the world met in january after the last attack in paris. his name was lessana, a muslim immigrant from mali who worked at a kosher market. he said the market had become a few home, and his colleagues and customers a second family. when the terrorists arrived and the gunfire began, lesana risked his life to protect his jewish