Just a few days ago, this site explained how Charlie Kirk exposed Europe for what it has become: a continent of cowards and censors. It didn’t take long for one of those very cowards, sitting comfortably on the island of Malta, to step forward.
We’re referring to Cyrus Engerer.
Engerer rushed to condemn the removal of a Pride flag from a bar in Valletta, but instead of treating it as an isolated act, he used the opportunity to attack the late Charlie Kirk and even drag Andrew Tate into the discussion, claiming that “toxic masculinity” inspired by such voices is poisoning young men across the world. According to Engerer, Kirk’s words—words that resonated with millions who dared to speak against censorship and ideological tyranny—are somehow to blame for an incident in Malta.
Let’s be crystal clear: this is the standard script of Europe’s political class. They silence debate by smearing their opponents. They can’t win on logic, so they resort to insults—“toxic,” “hateful,” “dangerous.” Always the same tired vocabulary. Always the same playbook.
And yet, the truth remains. Europe today is a warning sign:
- Free speech? Dead.
- Dissent? Prosecuted.
- Satire? A crime.
- Citizens live under the shadow of tribunals and fines for words posted online.
This is not a continent of courage. It is a continent that has traded bravery for comfort, conviction for conformity, liberty for regulation. And Engerer embodies that cowardice perfectly.
Today, all it can offer is endless wars, climate fairy tales, and the poisoned circus of woke politics.
Cyrus Engerer is not defending Europe’s values—he is burying them under layers of censorship and ideological policing. While men like Charlie Kirk stood tall, Engerer chooses to bow, proving once again that Europe’s so-called influencers and leaders are nothing more than administrators of decline.
