#JoshSeaman Labor’s censorship machine has finally been dragged into the sunlight, and they’re not happy about it. During Senate Estimates, One Nation forced eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to admit she had been officially summonsed by the US Congress. Not invited. Not consulted. Summonsed. Why? Because the US House Judiciary Committee labelled her a “noted zealot for global takedowns” a bureaucrat pushing censorship beyond borders, reaching into other nations’ fundamental rights. And what was she planning to do about it? She sent a reply. A secret reply. A reply she wanted buried away from the public eye. When asked if she would release that letter, she tried to dance around it: She’d “prefer” to keep it private. Of course she would. When governments censor citizens, they never want the paperwork going public. But One Nation wasn’t going to let her wriggle out of it. If there’s a letter, Australians have a right to read it. So when we said: “We want to see it.” She had no choice but to back down. That letter is coming out. This is bigger than one bureaucrat. This is the internationalisation of censorship, an unelected official trying to dictate what the world can and cannot say online. While the Albanese Government cheers from the sidelines. Australia was once known for free speech. Now we export censorship and threaten global platforms to erase opinions we don’t like. Enough. Australians deserve transparency. Australians deserve to speak. Australians deserve a Government that isn’t terrified of public opinion. One Nation isn’t backing down, not to Big Tech, not to foreign power players, and sure as hell not to a bureaucrat trying to turn Australia into a speech-controlled zone. Sunlight is coming… And Labor’s censorship empire won’t survive the exposure. What do you think? HAVE AT IT BELOW 👇