CLEAN : Snowden Assange join Dotcom attacking spying NZ government

The transcript discusses personal experiences and the impact of mass surveillance, highlighting the control over surveillance systems and the implications for privacy and constitutional rights. It emphasizes New Zealand's role in global surveillance and criticizes political motives behind withholding information. The speaker calls for truth and action against mass surveillance.

What actions does the speaker propose to prevent their country from participating in mass surveillance?

How does the speaker describe the relationship between surveillance and constitutional rights?

What is the significance of the phrase 'this moment of truth' in the context of the speech?