Politzania10
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: He repeatedly admits strong feelings about topics — 'I get incredibly emotional when I look at pictures of WW1 Soldiers' — which shows deep affect and conviction in what he cares about.
- Cultured Eclectic: He cites a wide range of cultural touchstones from 'Bossa Nova' and 'Lisa Ono' to 'King's College choir', displaying broad artistic tastes and curiosity.
- Expressive: His dramatic, performative posts like 'I cry every time' and constant follower updates show he communicates openly and theatrically.
- Historically Engaged: Frequent references to WWI, Alfred the Great, runes and 'Beowulf' — for example 'Saint Alfred the Great’s feast day' — demonstrate a focused interest in historical narratives and symbols.
- Playfully Self‑aware: He treats identity like art — the yearly persona thread ('2017: Reborn ... 2023: MAGA ... 2024: Jonothan Bowden Occultist') shows he can step back and make light of his own whims.
Weaknesses:
- Provocative: He posts deliberately inflammatory lines ('The Goyim have gone insane', 'Too many Indians near me celebrating Diwali. Makes me Yearn for deportations') that alienate others and invite conflict.
- Ideological Rigidity: Consistent promotion of Pan‑Germanic and exclusionary tropes ('This is why I am a Pan Germanicist') suggests an unwillingness to entertain counterarguments on identity topics.
- Attention‑seeking: Repeated follower count pleas ('179 followersssss... I NEEDDD 1 more') imply reliance on social validation for mood and identity.
- Contradictory: He mixes mainstream music love with extremist politics and pseudo‑scholarship (e.g., 'This video alone proves the Oera Linda's validity'), which weakens credibility through inconsistency.
- Provincial Thinking: Tweets that reduce whole groups to caricatures ('Whats worse? 10 Million Indian Hindus or 10 Million Indian Christians?') show a tendency toward simplistic, us‑versus‑them reasoning.
Your Simpsons character
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Bob is a cultured, theatrical character who loves high art and harbors extreme, reactionary tendencies — qualities that mirror Wilhelm's mix of choral taste, classical references and hardline politics. Bob's penchant for quoting literature and staging grand gestures matches Wilhelm's 'Beowulf' and rune obsession and his dramatic emotional displays; both present a polished, performative intellect with a dark streak.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
Wilhelm reads like an ENFP: extroverted performativity (public follower pleas: '179 followersssss... I NEEDDD 1 more'), intuitive fascination with grand ideas and myths ('How it FEELS to read Anglo Saxon Runes', 'Beowulf was actually Orthodox'), feeling‑led emotional displays ('I cry every time', 'I get a crushing feeling in my chest If I think about the Great War too much'), and perceiving spontaneity in persona play ('2017: Reborn ... 2024: Jonothan Bowden Occultist'). His feed favors expressive, value‑driven posting and identity experimentation rather than tight, systematic argumentation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a redhead? Because 'If a Red Head came into my life I think that would fix most of my problems' — and I’m very motivated to test that theory.
- If you were a rune, I’d read you all night; 'How it FEELS to read Anglo Saxon Runes' is nothing compared to how I’d feel holding your hand.
- I’ll buy you a King's College choir box-seat and we can pretend October is Christmas — 'Literally nothing can beat English Christmas songs.'
- Swipe right and help me reach 180 followers — after that I’ll write you a poem about a 'cozy wayside shrine to Woden in the rain.'
- They say redheads have a Will o' the wisp in their hearts at birth — lucky for both of us, I’m an expert at following lights.
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Wilhelm | Cultural historian by obsession, theatre by temperament | Rune‑reader, choir addict & Bossa Nova fan | Collector of WWI feelings, red‑hair appreciator, and 'Beowulf's Top Guy' — based in California– @Politzania10
Your signature cocktail
Runic Reverie
The 'Runic Reverie' blends northern, mythic flavors with a sweet, melodic note — smoky whisky evokes Norse hearths and Woden shrines ('I think my life would get better if I saw a little cozy wayside shrine to Woden'), mead/honey nod to dairy and pastoral Pan‑Germanic affection ('We love our dairy'), and rosemary adds a solemn, choral aroma fit for a fan of 'King's College choir.' It's contemplative, theatrical and slightly anachronistic, like his feed.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Slytherin fits Wilhelm because he prizes in‑group loyalty, cultural purity and ambition: 'Many don't like me, but that's okay. Because I love my people, and I would do anything for my people.' He also courts controversy and influence, repeatedly seeking followers ('I NEEDDD 1 more...') and staging persona changes like a craft of self‑reinvention. While Ravenclaw might map to his love of history, his use of myth, symbols and exclusivist rhetoric leans more toward Slytherin's pragmatic, status‑oriented instincts.
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The Girl from Ipanema - Antônio Carlos Jobim (popularized by Stan Getz & João Gilberto)
Given Wilhelm's repeated celebration of Bossa Nova and specific Portuguese lyrics ('Ai, ai, ai que coisa louca...'), 'The Girl from Ipanema' captures his soft spot for smooth Bossa rhythms and the wistful, romantic sensibility he pairs with hardline politics: it’s breezy, melancholic and obsessed with a passing ideal of beauty — similar to his red‑head fixation and lyrical quotes.
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