Ye’s Handler: The Curious Case of Harley Pasternak

THE NOTICING is still with us. Kanye West, Dave Chappelle, and now thousands of others. Jewish power is now out in the open. The real mind-blowing thing for me so far has been the role of Lloyd Blankfein lookalike Harley Pasternak, a self-styled “personal trainer to the stars.” You’ve probably seen the ultimatums he presented to Kanye West (Ye). The first was the offer of a friendly talk – under Pasternak’s conditions – while the other was the following:

Second option, I have you institutionalized again where they medicate the crap out of you, and you go back to Zombieland forever. Play date with the kids just won’t be the same.

Just to be clear what this represents: A ‘personal trainer’ threatens probably the biggest multimedia entrepreneur in the world with incarceration in a mental institution where he’d be zombified with drugs forever. Note the ‘again.’ The original relates to events at a Ye concert shortly after Trump’s electoral victory where Ye got seriously ‘out of line,’ praising traditional America, Trump, and God. He revealed how the music industry was really run; how certain artists mysteriously skyrocketed to success while most of the talented languished. He drew a link between this success and the artists’ commitment to a degenerate lifestyle and art form.

You can imagine how that went down with his Jewish handlers (and all his handlers were Jewish). Within days Ye had been ‘diagnosed’ by an evil psychiatrist and locked up in a funny farm wherein he was ‘sedated’ with a least seven psychotropic drugs. He had been referred to the psychiatrist by none other than Harley Pasternak who ensured that Ye was taken away under police escort in the most humiliating way possible. Immediately the publicity machine went into overdrive, breathlessly proclaiming Ye to have lapsed into an episode of insanity. (That’s the textbook Soviet method for dealing with heretics). Soon everyone began to see him as a nutcase liable to engage in crazy ranting. Just as they do with others who have strayed off the reservation into similarly dangerous territory. Not that Ye accepted his diagnosis. He bitterly claimed that Pasternak’s real role was to keep him in line. By way of powerful drugs. And incarceration if need be. Naturally, nobody believed him. After all, that’s just what a crazy guy would say, isn’t it?

And so it went, up to Ye’s latest ‘anti-Semitic outburst’ after which he published that exchange of tweets with Pasternak.

How did Pasternak accrue such phenomenal power? Some background: “Pasternak is Jewish and grew up in a typical Ashkenazi household” in Canada. Being Jewish is very important to him, to the point where he furiously demanded that Ye “apologize to my people.” For the perennially confused, by “my people” he means Jews, not Canadians. Which is significant given his long career with Canada’s MK-ULTRA psychological warfare equivalent. Here, in his own words, he “had access to some very powerful drugs, because working for the military I wasn’t governed by the same laws the typical person was. So I could look at the impact of certain drugs that are not everyday things. So we looked at a certain drug called modafinil, which is for narcoleptics. So, if you give a soldier this drug, uh, how long can they stay awake for without having any, uh, health detriment.”

And now he’s put such skills to work on behalf of Optimi Health Corp, a psilocybin and psilocin (magic mushrooms) researcher and manufacturer. Psilocybin is illegal under federal law in the US as a Schedule I controlled substance. But, praise be to Yahweh, the company has been given a research exemption for “scientific” research on the drug. Pasternak is also “legally” working on MDMA, also known as Ecstasy, also known as the Hug Drug or Lover’s Speed. A bit like soma in Brave New World. In Huxley’s novel, soma is used by government to induce citizens to think and act in certain ways through the use of ”hypnopaedic” persuasive information delivered to them in their sleep each night. This information is provided primarily through pithy statements that are restated by the characters frequently (similar to “the jab is safe and effective,” perhaps). In the case of soma, the most commonly repeated phrase is ”a gramme is better than a damn,” meaning that taking soma is a better choice than experiencing even the mildest unhappiness. Or rebelliousness. In other words, it is the drug to lull the hoi polloi into a state of stupefied and supine helplessness. As Bertrand Russell wrote in The Impact of Science on Society (1953):

Diet, injections, and injunctions will combine, from a very early age, to produce the sort of character and the sort of beliefs that the authorities consider desirable, and any serious criticism of the powers that be will become psychologically impossible. Even if all are miserable, all will believe themselves happy, because the government will tell them that they are so.

Russell also predicted:

Gradually, by selective breeding, the congenital differences between rulers and ruled will increase until they become almost different species. A revolt of the plebs would become as unthinkable as an organised insurrection of sheep against the practice of eating mutton.

No prizes for guessing where all this is headed.

So Pasternak is clearly not your everyday fitness guru. He’s not just about increasing the number of press-ups you can do. And when you consider the sheer number of clients he’s been ‘helping’ you’ll understand why. And what a client list it is, sheer showbiz royalty. Here’s just a small sample: Amy Schumer, Lady Gaga, Arianna Grande, Kim Khardashian, Bruce (“Woman Of The Year”) Jenner, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Simpson, Bono, Katy Perry, Amanda Seyfried, Rihanna, Megan Fox, Miley Cyrus, Robert Downey Jr. You’ll note that almost every one of them has been an active vector for degeneracy and/or the globohomo agenda. I’m sure Ye could explain how Katy Perry and Lady Gaga went from obscurity to the summit (or depths) of their profession in double-quick time. For sure, not one of them has led a normal life. (Bono may appear to be an exception but there remain so many unanswered questions about him.)

For me the Pasternak connection confirms my worst suspicions and fears. The power achieved by this man is frightening. And here’s another chilling thought: How many more Pasternaks are out there? Remember Michael Jackson said pretty much the same thing – that he was being drugged, manipulated, and robbed by his handlers. He claimed that his personal doctor (a Black guy) would be made the fall guy if anything happened to him. Which is exactly what occurred after Jackson prematurely died.

I’ll end by paraphrasing a comment I recently read:

[Pasternak’s ‘clients’] signed a pact with the Synagogue of Satan aka Hollywood, the entertainment industry, global media, GloboHomo, and the darkest realms of perversion and deprivation. What did they expect in return for fame and fortune? We are watching tormented souls go through life lost, unhappy, and addicted to some form of drug — and/or psychotherapy performed by Jews junking the time clocks to collect huge sums for less treatment and remedies. The signs are starting to say some of them are waking up.

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Source: based on an article by Irish Savant