Do you not understand the difference between virtual and actual?
If someone is “virtually” mutinying he is not doing something obvious like openly disobeying instructions.
There’s plenty of opportunity to screw up an operation without making yourself a target for dismissal. Openly disobeying instructions would get people fired. If that were happening it would make the news.
BP management can suspect something is going on all they want. But if they can’t prove it they’re out of luck.
“Or are you now alleging this was simply Border Patrol agents who live in Murrieta neighborhoods, who somehow contacted all these protestors behind the scenes and assisted and organized them them to stop the buses?? “
You must think it is difficult for BP agents living in Murrieta to know civilians who are concerned about illegal immigration. Oddly enough BP employees are just like everyone else and go to churches, schools, belong to clubs. “Somehow contacting all these protestors” could be no more difficult than chatting with your friends.
I see, so there really was no rank and file virtual mutiny, no agents disobeyed orders, and management only suspected something, but was not real was happening, only virtually.
They're supervisors were likely stupefied and could never put their finger on it or prove something was happening, because in reality it only existed in the unreal, virtual world, far outside of the real world.
Thanks for clearing this up Pelham!