Frederick Tupper Saussy: The Truth About the Jesuits and the Roman Inquisition

„…The Roman Inquisition…had been administered since 1542 by the Jesuits.“

Frederick Tupper SaussyFrederick Tupper Saussy reveals how the Jesuits have administered the Roman Inquisition since 1542. Discover this controversial historical perspective.
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Frederick Tupper Saussy was an American author and composer known for his critical stance on political and historical subjects.

This quote reveals a controversial and little-known perspective on the control of the Roman Inquisition, prompting reflection on historical power dynamics.


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Quote by Frederick Tupper Saussy about the Roman Inquisition and Jesuits

Frederick Tupper Saussy (1936–2007) was a US author, composer, and critic who focused on conspiracy theories and the history of power structures. He is best known for his book "Rulers of Evil," which explores historical and political machinations.

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