Born: March 9, 1903
Birthplace: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Occupation: Physician/Geneticist
Early Life and Education
Joost DeSnaijler was born in Rotterdam, Netherlands. He graduated top of his class in medical school but faced ostracism due to his far-right political leanings, aligning with Nazi and fascist ideologies.
Career and Wartime Activities
DeSnaijler was arrested during a National Socialist Movement (NSB) rally but moved to Germany in 1938. He was appointed lead physician of an internment camp by Heinrich Himmler, where he conducted inhumane experiments on prisoners of war. Later, he oversaw experiments at the notorious Arkivverket in Norway.
Post-War Activities
After Norway’s liberation, DeSnaijler escaped to the Isle of Mann with fellow scientist Johanus Haakon, who changed his name to John Aikin
Early Life and Background Born in Washington D.C., John Aikin Sr. was raised amidst a complex and secretive family history. His father, Johanus Haakon, originally from Norway, changed their family name to Aikin. Johanus Haakon, a physician with dubious ethics, collaborated with the Nazis during World War II, conducting unethical experiments on prisoners of war. Rise to Power John Aikin... More. DeSnaijler worked with Aikin to establish a pharmaceutical company and mentored Aikin’s son, John AikinEarly Life and Background Born in Washington D.C., John Aikin Sr. was raised amidst a complex and secretive family history. His father, Johanus Haakon, originally from Norway, changed their family name to Aikin. Johanus Haakon, a physician with dubious ethics, collaborated with the Nazis during World War II, conducting unethical experiments on prisoners of war. Rise to Power John Aikin... More II, influencing his pursuit of the sciences.
Contributions to Haakon Corporation
DeSnaijler helped establish the Haakon Corporation and was instrumental in creating nanospiders, revolutionizing healthcare and aiding John AikinEarly Life and Background Born in Washington D.C., John Aikin Sr. was raised amidst a complex and secretive family history. His father, Johanus Haakon, originally from Norway, changed their family name to Aikin. Johanus Haakon, a physician with dubious ethics, collaborated with the Nazis during World War II, conducting unethical experiments on prisoners of war. Rise to Power John Aikin... More II’s presidential victory. During a break-in at a nanospider factory, DeSnaijler fell into a vat of nanospiders and was presumed dead. He was buried at the Aikin Estate.
Resurrection and Later Life
During World War 3, DeSnaijler rose from the grave, mostly machine due to the nanospider accident. He commandeered an experimental spacecraft and fled Earth, heading to the less populated Canadian Expanse. DeSnaijler, now lacking a strong moral compass, continued his work on cloning and consciousness transfer. Time will reveal the success of these experiments.