It’s not a secret, just do a search.
I didn’t read the blog, but I thought that the 3% moniker referred to the 3% of American colonists that took up arms against the British, and that it was being used again as a sort of thumb in the eye towards our current govt to proclaim one’s self as one of the few who would be willing to fight our domestic enemies, so to speak.
Wish I had a bigger keyboard,,,
smartphones are a pain some times,,,
Mike Vanderbough is credited with that term or group.
He has a blog called ,
sipseystreetirregulars
Unfortunately,
the site you posted above seems to be Kerodines,or something,,
this guy has some shady background and is at odds with my previous reference.
There is a web-site that can show you more about We the People
and how to become involved...if you are desiring to be one as well.
http://www.threepercenter.org/
Too bad, you're on the list anyway....
These days, there is also a splinter group started by a man some say is a government informant but is certainly a man who has been in trouble with the Feds. His name is Sam Kerodin, and he blogs at III Percent Patriots. There has been bad blood between Kerodin and Vanderboegh for years, even though a lot of people read both blogs.
A somewhat related blog, where many people who call themselves III Percenters gather is Western Rifle Shooters Association. The proprietor there, "Concerned American", is a Kerodin partisan though he still links to Vanderboegh's stuff sometimes. (In fact, Vanderboegh's unfinished novel, "Absolved", is published there.) Many brilliant conservative, libertarian, and pro-gun rights commentators either lurk or post there, including many from Free Republic. Particularly coming to mind are Matt Bracken, former Navy Seal and author of the excellent Enemies Foreign and Domestic trilogy, and David Codrea, who with Vanderboegh and Sheryl Atkinson of CBS broke the "Fast and Furious" crimes of the Obama ATF.
III%
The second rule of the 3% Club is: You DON'T talk about the 3% Club!
Regards,
You will find the 3 percenters at Sipsey Street Irregulars blog site.