What Constitutes The Conspiracy Of Three Percent?

Felipe Antonio “Tony” Martinez, a California man, has been charged with federal offenses including conspiracy, obstructing an official proceeding, and unlawful entry on restricted buildings or grounds. The Three Percenter concept, created in 2008, is based on an inaccurate historical claim that only three percent of Americans fought in the Revolutionary War against the British. Four California men linked to the “Three Percenters” militia movement have been convicted on charges including conspiracy and obstruction for their roles in the movement.

The Three Percenters are an anti-government extremist group that can be categorized into six further sub-sections: militias, tax protesters, sovereign citizens, and other groups. They were part of the loose confederation known as the Three Percenters, which took their name from the claim that only three percent of colonists fought in the Revolutionary War against the British.

The Three Percenters are an American and Canadian far-right anti-government militia movement. They are part of the militia movement and are not a group but a sub-ideology or common belief that falls within the larger anti-government militia movement. The U.S. far-right milieu can be divided into at least five sections: racist extremism, white nationalism/supremacy, and other groups.

In January, U.S. prosecutors obtained a conspiracy indictment against six California men associated with the Three Percenters right-wing militia, including Derek Kinnison, a self-identified member of the group.