Election fraud and money creation are alike in that both steal from people, but do so largely invisibly.
In the first case voters are cancelled out—disenfranchised—without knowing it. They read the supposed election results, and if everyone in power is telling the same lies, covering fir the same lies, they never realize that the State or National Representative, Senator, Governor or President they VOTED for actually won, but was robbed. That person, too, is robbed of their most basic right to have their voice heard, but never knows it.
How much such theft has happened in the past century? How different would our history have been if all the actual winners had taken office? What wars might we have avoided? What recessions and depressions? How many people who died might be alive? How much pain and suffering might have been avoided?
It is the same with money. When money is created—when the size of the money supply—the amount in existence—inflates like a balloon, peoples labor and savings and possessions lose value, but they cannot SEE it. Keynes pointed this out 100 years ago. It is a subtle swindle but one that is global jn scope and breathtaking in its effrct, once you GET it.