This Monica L. Mclean?

http://members.calbar.ca.gov/fal/Licensee/Detail/157501

Attorney Licensee Profile

Monica Lee McLean #157501

License Status: Inactive

Address: PO Box 1316, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971-5316

County: Non-California County

Phone Number: (202) 441-5599

Fax Number: Not Available

Email: Not Available

Law School: Univ of Baltimore SOL; Baltimore MD

License Status, Disciplinary and Administrative History

Below you will find all changes of license status due to both non-disciplinary administrative matters and disciplinary actions.

Date License Status Discipline Administrative Action

Present Inactive

1/1/1993 Inactive

1/27/1992 Admitted to The State Bar of California

CLA Sections: None

California Lawyers Association (CLA) is an independent organization and is not part of The State Bar of California.

https://www.spokeo.com/Monica-Mclean/Delaware/Rehoboth-Beach/p40265578897

Places shes lived: Rehoboth, DE, Bethesda, MD, Washington DC, Laguna Beach CA, Los Angeles CA

Hmmm… maybe she is involved in the "muh resistance"? Need help to pass a polygraph? Pretty sure thats disqualifying right there, may even be a federal crime. Someone has accused her of it, she denies. What happens?

>>3306582

Mid dig, came back to catalog and opened new one. Still digging while i collated the info. And dropped it. Didnt realize other bread wasnt filled yet. My bad.

>>3306591

>NY FBI

Well now. That is pretty interdasting

>>3306478

Hi baker! Might want to check this out to see if notable - The person Ford coached on polygraph works in NYs FBI office

>>3306591

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Anon with the sauce

>>3306638

Have the link to the mentioned blog post "A clear and present danger"? Could be highly relevant considering the material of this article

Ifind it odd that this article from 20 Sept 2017 is on Drudge. If they are an aggregator of news sources, why is this posted today on their website? WHy is it relevant today? Just found it weird.

https://www.buzz.ie/books/oscar-wilde-temple-opened-new-york-254731

The piece has been installed in a Methodist Church and will be open to the public until December 2.

An Oscar Wilde Temple has opened its doors in New York City.

The statue and shrine were installed to celebrate the Irish legend and to pay homage to the writer who was imprisoned and shamed for his sexuality.

The project is made by David McDermott & Peter McGough and is supposed to depict his two-year imprisonment.

The makers describe the project as a ritualistic space that will be open through December 2 and be available to rent for gatherings both sacred (the aforementioned wedding, poetry readings, a planned discussion of queer theology) and profane (the temple’s curator, Alison Gingeras, jokingly suggested a séance to honor Wilde’s death day, November 30).

Oscar Wilde Temple is available for ceremonies, such as weddings or poetry readings and is decorated with the Reading Gaol paintings. These paintings depict the writer's trial as stations of the cross in a Christian church that portrays Jesus's journey to the Hill of Calvary.

“There's a reason that Catholic iconography keeps popping up in LGBT art: It's become powerful through centuries of use, and it partakes, even if obliquely, of the rich Catholic theology of suffering,” Dan Walden, a graduate student at the University of Michigan and a gay Catholic, told Vox.

“I think people from more liturgical backgrounds do miss and need ritual.” He added that despite the growing presence of progressive or pro-LGBTQ Catholic parishes, such a thing should not be taken as a given

All proceeds made for the Oscar Wilde Temple will go to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center across the street from the church who worked with the two artists on the project.

The temple will relocate to London after the date and will be open to visitors.

Symbolism all over the place on this one.