You're still wrong!
That's the message from Prime Minister John Key after a former director of the GCSB said the spy agency did carry out "mass collection" of communications from the Pacific.
Sir Bruce Ferguson - who ran the GCSB from 2006 to 2010 - told National Radio today: "It's the whole method of surveillance these days - it's mass collection. To actually individualise that is mission impossible."
He said New Zealanders information would be included in that but "you throw out the stuff you don't want ... and you keep the stuff you do want".
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