You linked to a synopsis of the book. I linked to the full copy of the book, quoted from the introduction, and summed up what the author stated the book was about.

And then I asked you to explain what your point was again.

Instead of having a conversation, you replied, "Thanks for playing. Read more than two paragraphs next time. You still know very little about the Inquisition since they started in multiple countries spanning from the 1300s-1600s."

I find it interesting you quoted a partial sentence but removed this key part-

and later banning their entry completely between 1608-1946.

Why?

But you did actually answer my question.

You claim the order of the Jesuits is a crypto-Jewish front.

I would agree the order was founded by Loyola, who was a Marrano (Spanish Jew) AKA crypto-Jew from Iberia who based his infamous Spiritual Exercises on teachings from the Kabbalah and Talmud.

Ultimately, the Bible discusses Mystery Babylon frequently in Revelation. We know how Jesus felt about the Sadducees and Pharisees, whose ancestors were the creators of Kabbalah and Talmud, which was a merging of Judaism with the Babylonian Mystery religions, during the Babylonian captivity. There were also those Jews, such as Daniel, who refused to eat the king's meat and were thrown to the lions.

If you only see Mystery Babylon as a crypto-Jewish front, I believe you're missing the forest for the trees.

You're also ignoring the power of family lines who aren't of Jewish descent yet also are part of Mystery Babylon. Where do the Aldobrandinis fit into your theories of world domination, as an example?

The Aldobrandinis have a room named after them in the Vatican museum, Room of the Aldobrandini Wedding, but I'm willing to bet you don't know anything about them because they're not Jewish.

https://www.museivaticani.va/content/museivaticani/en/collezioni/musei/sala-delle-nozze-aldobrandine/sala-delle-nozze-aldobrandine.html

From the Jewish Encylopedia of 1905 -

 It was strange that under Philip II. the Jews exiled from all parts of Spain were tolerated in the duchy of Milan, then under Spanish rule. Such an inconsistency of policy was designed to work ill for the interests of the Jews. To avert this misfortune an eloquent ambassador, Samuel Coen, was sent to the king at Alessandria; but he was unsuccessful in his mission. The king, persuaded by his confessor, expelled the Jews from Milanese territory in the spring of 1597. The exiles, numbering about 1,000, were received at Mantua, Modena, Reggio, Verona, and Padua. The princes of the house of Este had always accorded favor and protection to the Jews, and were much beloved by them. Eleonora, a princess of this house, had inspired two Jewish poets; and when she was ill public prayers were said in the synagogues for her restoration to health. But misfortune overtook the Jews of Ferrara as well; for when Alfonso I., the last of the Este family, died, the principality of Ferrara was incorporated in the dominions of the Church under Clement VII., who decreed the banishment of the Jews. Aldobrandini, a relative of the pope, took possession of Ferrara in the pontiff's name. Seeing that all the commerce was in the hands of the Jews, he complied with their request for an exemption of five years from the decree, although this was much against the pope's wish.

https://jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/3908-calabria

AND

 The prosperous condition of the Jews, which rested on the favor of the ruling prince, came to an end when, in 1597, the last Este died without leaving any direct male heir. The pope claimed the duchy, and received it after a short resistance, Cardinal Pietro Aldobrandini taking charge of it in behalf of the Curia. Amidst the shouts of rejoicing which greeted the papal legate upon entering the city, the cry was heard: "Down with the Jews!" Great anxiety took possession of the community, especially the Maranos, who dreaded the rule of thepope; and about one-half of the Ferrara Jews migrated to Modena, Venice, and Mantua, so that the census of 1601 showed only 1,530 Jews in a total population of 32,860.

 The new ruler, however, proved himself more just than the Jews had anticipated. The cardinal soon became convinced of the importance of the Jews for the commerce and industry of the city; and he granted to the Maranos a respite of five years, which he had obtained with great difficulty from the pope.

https://jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/6090-ferrara

Maybe you would recognize Aldobrandini name, though, as in 1974, Baron David René James de Rothschild married into one of the most powerful families in Rome via Princess Olimpia Anna Aldobrandini.

https://www.scribd.com/document/236352292/Rothschild-Marries-Aldobrandini

As far as your claim I know nothing about the Inquisition, were you referring to the Papal Inquisition, the Spanish Inquistion, or the Portuguese Inquistion? Additionally, have you read Foxe's Book of Martyrs in its entirety?

http://www.ntslibrary.com/PDF%20Books/Foxes%20Book%20of%20Martyrs.pdf