Marek Jonsyn

Marek Jonsyn (*16 April 1981 in Swe) is a Sconic politician (SJP). He is the current president of the International Liberalisation Union. In 2002 he moved into the Supreme Council as the youngest Sconic parliamentarian ever.

Life
He grew up as the youngest child of three in a middle class family in Nov St. Forlan, a district of Riva. He finished Abitur with magna cum laude and studied Business Administration and Political Economy in Solitude from 2002 until 2006. His studies lasted this uncommonly long, due to his Supreme Council mandate.

Since 2014 he is married to lawyer Sarah Jonsyn (née Terma), with whom he was two children, born 2015 and 2017.

Career
In 1998 he joined the Capitalist Party, due to the liberal influence from his father, who was a self-employed workman. With 21 years, he was the youngest Sconic parliament member ever when he moved into the Supreme Council for Capitalist Party in 2002. In 2006, he changed to new founded Centrist Party, since the Capitalists moved too far to the right wing for his views. In 2016,he was elected as new president of the ILU, thanks to his special effort and commitment in the organisation. In 2018 he was co-founder of the social liberal splitt-off party Serinist-Jurdanist Party.

Polticial positions
"While he seemed an anarcho-capitalist in the beginning, he deradicalized and found to a more moderate, social liberalism" ~ Mars-Iulius Rem, 2017

Welfare
Jonsyn supports economic autonomy, but does not deny welfare aid on principle like Capitalist Party. In November 2017, he stated: "Week parts of our society must be helped with financial aid, but there must always be an incentive to improve autonomously, if necessary also by sanctions."

Traffic & infrastructure
He always campaigns for more investment in infrastrucure, also in digitalisation but especially in streets and its maintenance. He considers privatisation a possible solution for partial bad street conditions in Sconic country parts.

Liberalisation
Jonsyn is one of the main supporters of Sepian Jurdanes theory of liberalisation as solution for international terror and dictatorships. His extreme efforts to convert foreigners to a more liberal ideology, is harshly criticized and was multiply called "Jonsyn's liberal crusade".