Posted on 31/05/04
U.S. humbled by failure of Mideast vision
WASHINGTON -- The war to oust Saddam Hussein was supposed to be a mere beachhead, heralding a liberation that would end tyranny in Baghdad and launch a sweeping U.S.-led campaign to remake the rest of the Middle East into a bastion of peace, democracy and tolerance.
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