[sarasmom]

Please get a grip on the real world, and learn to read between the lines of what nowadays passes for MSM "reporting".

Before you freak about "missing FBI files", perhaps you should question exactly what particular "files" were actually requested.

Are you looking for the FBI files on someone, just for example, such as myself?
Perhaps my stupid neighbors drunken college boyfriends who throw beer cans over my fence, reports me to the FBI as a possible terrorist, because I told them to stop throwing trash on my lawn.
The FBI looks into it, when they are bored and have the time, and decide my neighbors boyfriend is a jerk, and has just wasted valuable FBI time and resources to investigate an innocent citizen who moved next to bad neighbors.
How long do you think the FBI should have an open file on me?
Should you be able to procure a government produced FOIA file of malicious allegations, deemed wholeley unfounded, about me?

Just because the FBI looked at me once? LOL! The CIA routinely looks at me once every five years, just to make sure I have not turned to the bad side, but that was part of the deal. I rely on the FBI to keep the CIA off my former DIA back!

[Chode]

either you didn't read my post or i didn't make it clear enough so lets try it again... they said they were LOST!!!

the investigative files in 22 of those cases "are missing" and cannot be located. "There is no physical slip of paper on the shelf which indicates that the file has been charged out to a particular FBI employee, so therefore there is no way of knowing where the file may actually be..."

they admit they have NO SYSTEM to monitor who takes out files or when!!!

that is how they caught SANDYBURGER was by monitoring who had access to the documents.

it's THE SYSTEM of NO ACCOUNTABILITY i am upset with.

understand now??? even most of the companies i've worked for had better document security/retention systems than that.