Insidiocracy

Noun
ĭn-sĭd′ē-ä-krə-sē

(See Insidiocratic)

1. A subtle but treacherous form of rule or government, often masquerading as, or controlling puppet versions of other forms of rule, such as: democratic, republic, oligarchic, or even socialist and communist states. Every effort is made to prevent the citizens of an Insidiocracy from realizing that they are under this type of rule. The leader or leaders of an insidiocrocy will even go to the point of leaking the information to conspiracy theorists, crackpots, and extremist talk show hosts, in order to have the concept discounted and or discredited along with all the other nonsense they force upon anyone who will listen.

2. A government in which unknown groups or individuals possess unlimited power, while keeping the citizens from knowing that they are under such rule.

3. Clandestine or secret individuals operating an Insidiocratic government.

The subjects of the insidiocracy who thought they were citizens of the well known republic didn't understand how they kept losing personal rights, in spite of the fact that they kept voting people into office who said they would defend those rights.

Insidiocracy by SkynFlynt October 26, 2022

Insidiocratic 

Adjective
ĭn-sĭd′ē-ə-krăt′ĭk

(See Insidiocracy)

1. Clandestine rule.

2. Of, characterized by, or advocating rule by secret groups or individuals.

3. A form of government in which an unknown group or individual rules subjects who are unaware of their rulers existence.

While the citizens were distracted by sensationalized headlines, the insidiocratic rulers slowly chipped away at their subjects rights.

Insidiocratic by SkynFlynt October 26, 2022