Thank you so much for your reply and that further information. I know, I do not understand not being able to comment after 30 days especially since there is often key pieces of the puzzle that will be dropped into the comment section sometimes a few years later which I find really assist with research. I can see and agree with a 30 day limit for editing but feel rather strongly that the comment section should be left open. I wonder who we would approach about that on here?
Interestingly about the cage, I had saved this image from that same Transformers Event:
The overlaid type at the lower left hand corner of the photo reads:
"Photo by Tony Powell. Transformer Collector View IV, at the home of Tony and Heather Podesta. June 13, 2010. Mark Rebholz reflected in a sculpture by Louise Bourgeois." Source: https://washingtonlife.smugmug.com/2010-Photos/Transformer-Collectors-View-IV/i-Ntfh9zh/A
This is a link to a photo of David Brock and James Alefantis at the Transformer Collector View IV at the Podesta house: https://washingtonlife.smugmug.com/2010-Photos/Transformer-Collectors-View-IV/i-M6DMgmF/A Huh, I just noticed the "smug mug" in that link. How appropriate as that is why I'm not posting the actual image as I'm really tired of seeing that smug mug.
Interestingly I was researching something else earlier and there was a mention of Bourgeois so I just went back to retrieve it from the Voat archive: LeChevalBlanc coments, "Sick artist Louis Bourgeois seems to have a deeper secret than her father's taking his mistress to live in their family home and her mother committing suicide. She wrote an autobiographic piece called "Child's abuse"."
Thanks for the reply and your finding. I wanted to take the time to give you a lengthy and worthy answer, and was about to do it tonight, but something came up:
https://steemit.com/pizzagate/@gizmosia/james-alefantis-threatens-kill-room-finder-breaking-news