A grassroots movement known as Restore the Fourth, dedicated to the protection of the 4th Amendment to the US Constitution, are to hold protests countrywide on July 4.  The planned protests come in the wake of information about NSA surveillance leaked last month, notably the PRISM surveillance program and the collection of Verizon phone records.  Wikinews interviewed Jett, a national organizer from this recently created movement.
((Wikinews))  First of all, could you explain what Restore the Fourth is all about?
((WN))  What is your role at Restore the Fourth?
((WN))  What are your plans for direct action, outreach, etc.?
((WN))  By what means do you hope to achieve such change?
((WN))  Is the movement US-only or will it extend to other jurisdictions as well? Do you think it would be fair for the US to spy on non-citizens?
—Jett((WN))  What do you think about Edward Snowden's whistleblowing?
((WN))  What do you think about his future, given the legal grey zone in which he currently is?
((WN))  Thank you very much for your time.
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Wikinews interviews a Restore the Fourth organizer