Patrick L. Smith (page 9)

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.

America's decline could save it from destruction Patrick L. Smith

Stand up and fight, Mr. President! Patrick L. Smith

Was America ever exceptional? Patrick L. Smith

Let's hope for an American defeat over Syria Patrick L. Smith

Manipulated by power: What is wrong with the New York Times? Patrick L. Smith

Lapdog media learns nothing, beats war drums again Patrick L. Smith

Yellowcake all over again: Don't believe the Syrian interventionists Patrick L. Smith

New York Times: Complicit in the destruction of Egyptian democracy Patrick L. Smith

There is no terrorist threat: The feds want you to think there is, compliant media goes along Patrick L. Smith

Snowden, Manning: The face of patriotism Patrick L. Smith

Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu

A threat Israel must listen to Patrick L. Smith

Protesters burn a mock U.S. flag, condemning the decision of the Ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) to release American activists who were involved in what is known as the NGO foreign fund case, in front of the U.S embassy in Cairo

They still hate us: No one wants to be America, anymore Patrick L. Smith

New York Times shocker: The truth about Egypt slips out Patrick L. Smith

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