Skyler Philippi (24) of Columbia, TN, pleaded guilty to attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction to destroy an energy facility. Philippi told a confidential FBI source in July 2024 that he wanted to attack several electricity substations to "shock the system." The FBI began to collect information about Philippi's plan with other undercover agents. In Nov 2024, Philippi and undercover employees drove to his intended Nashville launch site and prepared to fly a drone that Philippi believed had three pounds (1.4 kilograms) of C-4 plastic explosive attached to it. The material had been provided by the undercover employees. When he was arrested, Philippi had the drone powered up and was preparing to attach the armed explosive device to it as undercover employees pretended to be lookouts for him.
Philippi is affiliated with several White nationalist and extremist groups, including the National Alliance, which calls for eradicating Jews and other groups of people. Such terrorists increasingly view attacking the US power grid as a means of disrupting the country. This case is another reason why the recruiting and training standards at the FBI shouldn't be downgraded, but will be anyway under sycophantic D/FBI Kashyap Pramod Patel. The miscreant will be sentenced on 8 Jan 2026 where he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison and a maximum fine of $250,000. Young Skyler Philippi threw his entire life away over useless fanatical hatred.
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