Notes From All Over -- The "Give It Up, Judge" Edition -- June 24, 2020

The wall: link here. North Dakota contractor will do the most difficult part of the wall.

The latest contract, valued at $1.3 billion, was awarded to Fisher Industries of Dickinson, North Dakota to build 42 miles of fencing through mountainous areas of Yuma County.

Appellate judge: give it up. Release Flynn from purgatory. Apparently, contrary to what's happening in autonomous zones and around statues, the US is still a "land of laws." I assume the case was dropped on the merits of the case, but the appellate judge acted quickly, I'm sure, because the court was beginning to look like a circus, and the one thing judges can't stand is being compared to clowns.

The grocery list: I just got back from shopping. Coincidentally, midwest reader sent me this flyer from Martin County, Minnesota.

These prices are incredible.

For comparison, I'm paying:

• $1.49 for a dozen eggs; $1.79 for a dozen super, duper eggs; flyer shows 77 cents for a dozen
• potato chips way more expensive in our local grocery store
• I can only imagine what they are being charged in downtown NYC

Sempra Energy announces $2.23 billion sale of Chilean assets.

Seattle bust: another huge business located in Seattle has announced it will move out of state. Buki clothing. Website here. News at The Epoch Times.

Pullback: I was hoping for an opportunity to add to my portfolio, but the 900-point drop in the Dow isn't helping my particular "wish list." I'll have to expand my list. LOL. PLUG is up 16%.

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