UPDATE: Get the full, corrected, and even more amazing story about this image by reading the newest article, Jeffrey Dahmer, Aleister Crowley, Exorcist III, 9/11 and Pizzagate. But I recommend reading this article first. Much has been said about the fact that Tony Podesta, John’s brother and alleged partner in pedophile crimes, owns a statue by Louise Bourgeois called “the Arch of Hysteria” that seems similar to the way in which Jeffrey Dahmer posed at least one of his victims post-mortem. Dahmer victim Of course, females who suffered from demonic possession as a result of dabbling in witchcraft have historically been thought by doctors to actually be suffering from hysteria. Until the late nineteenth century, hysteria neurosis was thought to be caused by disturbances in the uterus, which is why the disease is named after the Latin term for the womb. This is mentioned in the classic silent film Haxan, about witchcraft, from 1922. The reason why the statue is called “the Arch of Hysteria” is because this is exactly the way in which victims of clinical hysteria are often found to contort themselves. The position is technically known as “opisthotonos” by doctors, and it is also associated with other [...]
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