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'''Harley Pasternak''' is a [[Canadian]] "personal trainer" whose clients include high-profile Hollywood celebrities.<ref>[https://twitter.com/restoreorderusa/status/1588556212102082560?s=20&t=Ym-Bjj9D7SqujlgfkQz05Q "Who is Harley Pasternak, the man whom Kanye West has accused of trying to institutionalize him, drug him into oblivion, and take his kids away? As it turns out, this "personal trainer" is connected to psychological operations, the Canadian military, and other strangeness..."] by @restoreorderusa on [[Twitter]]</ref> His background is with the Canadian military's psychological warfare operations where he researched mind-altering drugs.  
'''Harley Pasternak''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] "personal trainer" whose clients include high-profile Hollywood celebrities.<ref>[https://twitter.com/restoreorderusa/status/1588556212102082560?s=20&t=Ym-Bjj9D7SqujlgfkQz05Q "Who is Harley Pasternak, the man whom Kanye West has accused of trying to institutionalize him, drug him into oblivion, and take his kids away? As it turns out, this "personal trainer" is connected to psychological operations, the Canadian military, and other strangeness..."] by @restoreorderusa on [[Twitter]]</ref> His background is with the Canadian military's psychological warfare operations where he researched mind-altering drugs.  


It is very likely that he acts as a "handler" for celebrities.<ref>[https://pagesix.com/2022/11/04/harley-pasternak-threatens-to-institutionalize-kanye-west/ Harley Pasternak threatens to ‘institutionalize’ Kanye West: ‘Back to Zombieland’] by Francesca Bacardi on Page Six</ref><ref>[https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/who-harley-pasternak-kanye-slams-personal-trainer-claims-drugged-becoming-well-behaved-celebrity Who is Harley Pasternak? Kanye slams personal trainer, claims he was drugged into becoming a 'well-behaved celebrity'] by Karishma Rao on SportsKeeda</ref>
It is very likely that he acts as a "handler" for celebrities.<ref>[https://pagesix.com/2022/11/04/harley-pasternak-threatens-to-institutionalize-kanye-west/ Harley Pasternak threatens to ‘institutionalize’ Kanye West: ‘Back to Zombieland’] by Francesca Bacardi on Page Six</ref><ref>[https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/who-harley-pasternak-kanye-slams-personal-trainer-claims-drugged-becoming-well-behaved-celebrity Who is Harley Pasternak? Kanye slams personal trainer, claims he was drugged into becoming a 'well-behaved celebrity'] by Karishma Rao on SportsKeeda</ref>
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In late 2016, [[Kanye West]], a client of Pasternak's, was hospitalized and handcuffed following a "psychotic breakdown" at Pasternak's home.<ref>[http://www.elderstatement.com/2016/11/kanye-west-hospitalized-handcuffed-in.html Kanye West Hospitalized, Handcuffed in Ambulance] </ref><ref>[https://starrdom100.blogspot.com/2016/11/kanye-west-hospitalized-handcuffed-in_22.html KANYE WEST HOSPITALIZED & HANDCUFFED IN AMBULANCE]</ref>
In late 2016, [[Kanye West]], a client of Pasternak's, was hospitalized and handcuffed following a "psychotic breakdown" at Pasternak's home.<ref>[http://www.elderstatement.com/2016/11/kanye-west-hospitalized-handcuffed-in.html Kanye West Hospitalized, Handcuffed in Ambulance] </ref><ref>[https://starrdom100.blogspot.com/2016/11/kanye-west-hospitalized-handcuffed-in_22.html KANYE WEST HOSPITALIZED & HANDCUFFED IN AMBULANCE]</ref>
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Latest revision as of 05:40, 15 January 2024

Harley Pasternak is a Canadian "personal trainer" whose clients include high-profile Hollywood celebrities.[1] His background is with the Canadian military's psychological warfare operations where he researched mind-altering drugs.

It is very likely that he acts as a "handler" for celebrities.[2][3]

In late 2016, Kanye West, a client of Pasternak's, was hospitalized and handcuffed following a "psychotic breakdown" at Pasternak's home.[4][5]

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