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van Spijck is a citizen from the 
Netherlands. He served six consecutive terms as the 37th, two single terms as the 42nd and 45th, two consecutive terms as the 48th, and lastly as the 50th President of the Netherlands.
Politics
He is a member of the Independent Alternative Van Spijck has been established in the Netherlands as a prominent politician and esteemed Minister of Foreign Affairs.
He was won 6 seats of congress in the Netherlands.
Foreign affair work
He has been an ambassador to a number of countries and excels in foreign affair work.
The countrys he has been the official Netherlands ambassador to include:
Croatia, 
Malaysia, 
Republic of Moldova, 
South Africa, 
Belgium.
Government work
On day 1,385 he was appointed Vice-state secretary of foreign affairs under the government of MaartenW.
The following month, day 1,415 he continued winning the same position, this time under the government of ElGorro.
On day 1,476 he was appointed Minister of foreign affairs under the government of Joep O.
On day 1,567 he was the official Geuzen Partij Nederland candidate for presidency. At the end of the voting it was revealed that he had only lost out to the presidential position by less than 20 votes.
He was again appointed Minister of foreign affairs, this time under the government of Auggustus, his rival in the president elections.
Media
On day 1,565 van Spijck published his first article from his newly created newspaper, Captain's Log.
