Patrick L. Smith (page 8)

Patrick Smith is Salon’s foreign affairs columnist. A longtime correspondent abroad, chiefly for the International Herald Tribune and The New Yorker, he is also an essayist, critic and editor. His most recent books are “Time No Longer: Americans After the American Century” (Yale, 2013) and Somebody Else’s Century: East and West in a Post-Western World (Pantheon, 2010). Follow him @thefloutist. His web site is patricklawrence.us.

Thomas Friedman, supreme toady: Also, shameless! Patrick L. Smith

John Kerry's policy of surrender: His failures are redefining American exceptionalism Patrick L. Smith

The world is right to hate us: Arrogance, ignorance and obscene foreign policy Patrick L. Smith

You're being lied to about Afghanistan: The terrorists there include us Patrick L. Smith

Glenn Greenwald's heroism: Standing up to our new Orwellian police state Patrick L. Smith

Misinformation, disinformation, lies: Can the New York Times' foreign coverage be trusted at all? Patrick L. Smith

Washington hates real democracy: The reality is worse than anything Robert Gates suggests Patrick L. Smith

Our Orwellian reality: Drone wars, surveillance, a lapdog media -- and you Patrick L. Smith

Get over yourself, New York Times. You're not standing up to anyone Patrick L. Smith

American empire is over: Somebody tell John Kerry! Patrick L. Smith

Reform the New York Times! Media must stop protecting companies tied to Chinese corruption Patrick L. Smith

Chomsky's right: The New York Times' latest big lie Patrick L. Smith

Middling logic, middling newspaper: New York Times bows to government, again, on NSA Patrick L. Smith

I want American foreign policy to fail Patrick L. Smith

Rethinking American exceptionalism Patrick L. Smith

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