Harold and the Purple Crayon: Mkultra thread

Published in 1955 by Crockett Johnson. On the surface this story is about a 4 yr old boy (presumably dreaming), and draws himself an adventure with his purple crayon, in search of his bedroom window.

In the end, he realizes that the power to get home was his all along. All he had to do was draw his window around the moon (which has been with him the whole time). He draws his bed and covers, drops his crayon and falls asleep.

Pause to acknowledge how similar this story's premise is to another children's story: Wizard of Oz

The ending leaves the reader...unsettled, without really understanding why. Possibly because the child was alone the entire story and has to imagine a bed for himself in the end to feel safe.

The story leaves the reader questioning whether there is some depressing deeper meaning. Is this about child abuse? Death? Fear of abandonment?
So, I decided to look into it.
And I think the story's message is much more sinister.

Let's start with the author, Crockett Johnson, which of course, isn't his real name. It turns out he also wrote for left-wing c0mmunist magazines. Uh-oh.

One magazine, New Masses, had quite a few other famous involved writers as well, including Langston Hughes and Ernest Hemmingway. The magazine was ultimately ceased because of anti-c0mmunism "censorship"

Johnson was even investigated by the FBI in 1950 about his involvement with a know commi organization.
Fun fact: Walt Disney was also investigated around that time for interaction with commi leadership.

Johnson wasn't just a cartoonist, he was also an artist, but made very clear his art was special-geometry-based art, using "ancient symbols"
Hmm...sounds weird.
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Those paintings have some very familiar symbolism.

The links between commis/masons/illuminats is documented everywhere. And all three a huge fans of sacred geometry. If we look back Johnson's art we can see his connection to these groups clearly.

The fascination with geometry also extends to numbers. All numbers have meaning--just like the shapes. It's interesting that he changed his name. I wonder if that means something? Seems like it

Number of letters in new name: 15 (sacred-God). Add number values of all the letters: 73 (shedon coopers favorite number) 21st prime, mirroring 12th (37). 3*7=21. And leads back to...15.
This feels purposeful to me.

I feel safe to say this guy's down with deep state stuff. So, for sure his work has a deeper villainous meaning. But how deep does it go?

Let's go basic. Title/main character. 13's. Not a good number. The one leading to triple 6. I checked out some other 13s. Hmm...media. All seeing eye. Mind control?

Looks like it so far...13 colors used in illuminati mind control. And what color do I see in that list? Purple...
Purple crayon...ah geeze.

Before arguing that that's too much of stretch, "a cartoonist trying to brainwash children with illum/mason symbolism??" Let's remember fellow commi conspirator--a freemason

And who's been at the center of all kinds of mkuItry accusations...just google it. But, he and a bunch of cartoonists are supposed to have been involved in brainwashing kids. Probably ran in the very same circles as Mr. Johnson

But why? What's the point of it? You can look it up yourself, very long dark rabbit hole. But basically, to make slaves. It's easier when you start with kids. Check out the experiments Mengele did (and where this may have all started.

The CIA MK Ultry started in 50s, right on time for Disney and Johnson to take part. And as you'll remember from the 13s, media is a big part. That includes cartoons and kids books.

One more quick tie-in specific to Johnson, is his art and very outspoken affinity for sacred geometry--which is recommended also for meditation, self-hypnosis, if you will. A way to CONTROL your mind.

Let's get back to the story. Back to purple. In the 13 colors for mind control, purple is specific to the "programing part" typically. Its also integral for psychological splitting (important later)

Purple has many other symbolic meaning. This is a great thread for the line of purples. https://twitter.com/humanvibration/status/1274372988884987907

Harold's adventure begins with his purple (psyche splitting) crayon. The first thing he does is draw a crescent moon which follows him throughout the entire story.

The crescent moon has a lot meaning in illumasonunism. But for this, I think it's important to notice its meaning in respect to duality. Its a mirror to the sun. Dark vs light. Cold vs warmth. Submission vs dominance.