“The cover made national news and doubled Rolling Stone sales immediately. The issue sold out, and Wenner had to print another 20,000 copies.”
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Said on Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly
The Story of Money · Why the French Revolution was a financial revolution - Part 1
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Issued short-term debt called "assignats" backed by the future sale of nationalized church lands
5% annual interest
“The cover made national news and doubled Rolling Stone sales immediately. The issue sold out, and Wenner had to print another 20,000 copies.”
“…there's actually one enormous source of wealth within France… the Catholic Church… what if we could nationalize those properties?”
“They create a bizarre hybrid, the Assignat-Monnaie… the Assignat can circulate as money… it's still interest-bearing but good in any transaction”
“I signed up for a farmer's market because my grandparents were running a farmer's market at their church, and it was $50 to get a booth.”
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