The French Embassy in Kosovo without fear: Resigned from cartoons, we will defeat Islamists

The embassy claims that France wants to destroy terrorists defeats Islamists and that the face of the Republic and of that desire has exactly become teacher Samuel Payy.

We're not going to give up cartoons, drawings, even if the others withdraw,” written on the Embassy wall that has been spread without fear, I follow Periscope.

We will continue, yes, this war for freedom and for which you are now her face.
Because we owe them.
Because we owe it to ourselves.
Because in France, Professor, lights never go out.

On the other side of Kosovo has been attacked by Kosovo's ambassador to France, who re-entered on Twitter an article by Le Figaro and contained cartoons in question.

Many Islamists have severely attacked the ambassador, some demanding his dismissal, arrest, or even injury.

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On Friday, Samuel Payy has become the face of the Republic, of our desire to destroy terrorists, to defeat Islamists, to live as a CommunistEight of our free citizens in our country. The face of our determination to understand, to learn, to continue learning, to be free.
Because we will continue, Professor.
We'll protect the freedom you learned so well and we'll keep the secularism up.
We will not give up cartoons, drawings, even if the others withdraw.
We will offer all chances that the Republic owes all its youth without any discrimination
We'll continue, professor.
Together with all the teachers and professors in France, we will learn its history, glory, and thai. We will present literature, music, all works of the soul.
We will love debate with all our strength, reasonable arguments, pleasant beliefs. We will love its science and controversy.
Like you, we will cultivate tolerance. Like you, we will seek to understand, without letup. And to understand even more what we would like to get away from us.
We will learn humor, distance, we will remember that our freedoms bear only the end of hatred and violence. Out of Respect for Others
We'll continue, professor.
And throughout their lives, hundreds of young people you've trained will exercise that critical thought you've taught them.
Perhaps some of them will become teachers. So they will train new citizens.
In their turn, they will make them love the Republic. They will make us understand our nation, our values, our Europe, in a chain that will never stop.
We will continue, yes, this war for freedom and for which you are now her face.
Because we owe them.
Because we owe it to ourselves.
Because in France, professor, lights never go out.
Hail Republic, Hail France.