Our Top Diplomat For Afghanistan Is Just Joe Biden’s Type Of Tone-Deaf Twit

Karen Decker is the secretary of State. President Joe Biden He wins a second term. She’s his kind of diplomat.

Decker is the United States’ “charge d’affaires” Afghanistan is our closest ambassador. Afghanistan is the land of perpetually unreachable people. 2500 of our military personnel died. We spent trillions of dollars over twenty years to make things worse.

Decker loves to connect with Afghans on Twitter. This is a country with a per-capita income of $500! They are clearly obsessed with social media. She is a huge fan of social media and loves to jumpstart lively discussions about history and culture.

“Super Bowl LVII,” On February 13, she tweeted “Two elite quarterbacks who happen to be Black made history in epic showdown. Congrats to Chiefs for thrilling victory! Afghans – what’s the most exciting sports match you remember?”

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Biden’s ambassador to Afghanistan. pic.twitter.com/clVvidaoF6

— Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 (@MarinaMedvin) February 16, 2023

Imagine yourself as an Afghani father, contemplating selling your prepubescent girl to a connected creep five years her age so that you can feed your family. You happen to be a Twitter user and have a smartphone. You might reply to Decker’s tweet with something like this:

“Great question!” You can tweet. “I really miss watching football now that your boss has put the Taliban back in control of our country and they use our stadiums for mass public executions. Also, thanks for the update on the Super Bowl, as we don’t have a television. Or electricity.”

The U.S. doesn’t currently maintain an embassy in Afghanistan, having moved operations to Qatar after the disastrous August 2021 pullout that led to the deaths of 13 U.S. service members and the return of the Taliban terrorist regime. Decker, who works from the Qatari embassy at Doha is the highest-ranking U.S. diplomat to Afghanistan. This is apparently because she drew the most short straws in the history State Department.

Career foreign service officer, whose State Department bio states she is a specialist in “conflict resolution and crisis management,” Decker was just scratching at the surface of social media foolishness.

“Are Afghans familiar with #BlackGirlMagic and the movement it inspired?” She tweeted February 15th. “Do Afghan girls need a similar movement? What about Afghan women? Teach me, ready to learn.”

Afghan girls were also “ready to learn” Back when the U.S. existed to support a corrupt and feckless government. But alas, Karen, under the Taliban government the Biden administration restored to power, girls can’t go to school, and women can’t show their faces outside. Perhaps a podcast by a leftist and some ‘girl power’ slogans are all that’s needed for Afghan women to put these medieval meanies in their place. America could send in a few social justice warriors to help the Afghan women chant slogans and make signs. All of them could be sent, now that we think about it.

Here is Decker’s patronizing attempt to share a little of our own history. Note the glowing homage to perhaps America’s greatest president.

“Abe Lincoln born today in 1809,” On February 12, she tweeted “He did some stuff. It’s also NAACP Day – home of grassroots activism, inclusive communities, and making sure Black voices are heard. What does that look like for Afghans struggling to be heard?”

Decker seems to have wandered into Afghanistan from a writers’ meeting at Disney+, but she is actually no stranger to the war-ravaged nation. From 2021-2022 she was the director of Afghanistan Operations for Afghanistan Relocation Effort. She also served as deputy chief of mission at the U.S Embassy in Kabul between September 2018 and September 2020. She would seem to think she knows better.

As ridiculous as Decker’s tweets may seem to you, and to Afghans, if they actually ever saw them, maybe neither is the intended audience. Decker might be spewing this woke claptrap purely for the Biden administration’s personnel department. They’ve undoubtedly got big plans for her come 2024.