> Will English speakers police the rest of the world, regardless of their language? As long as the rest of the world willingly lets them, yes. > This is not t

> Will English speakers police the rest of the world, regardless of their language? As long as the rest of the world willingly lets them, yes. > This is not the first time Bitche has been caught up in a censorship crossfire. In 1881, U.S. Ambassador to France Levi Parsons Morton took issue with the location of the American embassy on the Place de Bitche in Paris, named in honor of the town's wartime effort. Morton, embarrassed by the embassy's letterhead, asked Parisian authorities to rename the square — they obliged, changing it to Place des États-Unis.