When the international bankers couldn't pass the Aldrich bill, they renamed it the federal reserve bill, started a public campaign about how "bad for the banks"

When the international bankers couldn't pass the Aldrich bill, they renamed it the federal reserve bill, started a public campaign about how "bad for the banks" the bill would be, while secretly funding economics professors across the country. The people, thinking anything bad for the bank was good for the people, campaigned for the federal reserve bill, and it was passed by only a few people after much of the house/senate had gone home for the holidays. I highly suspect a similar style of propaganda going on with the brexit, up to and including voting fraud. I think the electronic voting systems are highly likely to be manipulable.