It may be happening even faster in Canada than in the United States, thanks in part to a public spasm of PC on  the part of a leading contender for leadership of the Liberal Party. Ted Byfield writes in World Net Daily, Michael Ignatieff, a longtime Harvard authority on human rights and international law who came back to Canada two years ago to seek the Liberal leadership, seemed to stumble into the accusation. In an interview with the Toronto Star last August, he was asked about the Israeli bombing of the Lebanese town of Qana during the Israel—Lebanon war. He replied that it was a "dirty war," and he wasn't "losing sleep" over Qana. But when this remark was condemned in Quebec as heartless, Ignatieff backtracked, saying he had erred in making it. Asked last Sunday on Quebec's top—rated talk show for further explanation, he landed himself in hotter water:  "I demonstrated a lack of compassion. It was a mistake. And when you make a mistake like that you have...(Read Full Post)