This Still Blows My Mind

Alright this man, Sandy Berger, removed CLASSIFIED documents from the National Archives during the 9/11 commission and some of those documents are still not found. How is this not TREASON? We are at war here and this man loses files that are classified and potentially could have ended up in the hands of the enemy and all he got was a $50K fine, 100 hours community service, and he can't handle classified docs for 3 years. Whoa. This is astonishing. Some of the docs he stole he claims to have left underneath a construction trailer. He then lied about it to Archive officials until he realized he had been caught. Then was only slow to tell the whole truth.

"He was aware of the risk he was taking," the inspector general's notes said. Berger then returned to the Archives building without fearing the documents would slip out of his pockets or that staff would notice that his pockets were bulging.
The notes said Berger had not been aware that Archives staff had been tracking the documents he was provided because of earlier suspicions from previous visits that he was removing materials. Also, the employees had made copies of some documents.
In October 2003, the report said, an Archives official called Berger to discuss missing documents from his visit two days earlier. The investigator's notes said, "Mr. Berger panicked because he realized he was caught."
The notes said that Berger had "destroyed, cut into small pieces, three of the four documents. These were put in the trash."
After the trash had been picked up, Berger "tried to find the trash collector but had no luck," the notes said.
Significant portions of the inspector general's report were redacted to protect privacy or national security.

My question, and the same one being asked by Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., are more documents still out there?

But Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., outgoing chairman of the House Government Reform Committee, said he's not convinced that the Archives can account for all the documents taken by Berger. Davis said working papers of National Security Council staff members are not inventoried by the Archives.
"There is absolutely no way to determine if Berger swiped any of these original documents. Consequently, there is no way to ever know if the 9/11 Commission received all required materials," Davis said.

Why is this still not being covered in the Main Stream Media? More on this at al-AP.