Andrew Bridgen MP just gave Dr Campbell and his work publicising harms a mention in an interview! Dr Campbell and Andrew Bridgen are both brave men with high moral standards.
I'm in Florida, and the basic rule here is to stand 20 feet from the edge of any lake, because gators are FAST. Most urban lakes are perfectly safe though; if there are a fair number of ducks, swans and/ or geese on them, then you can pretty much count on them being gator free. Snakes aren't that big of a deal, except for coral snakes, which are rare. Spider bites may be the biggest threats; I've had a few from black windows. Very nasty! But my least favorite creature in the swamps? MOSQUITOES! The Summer swarms can grow vast enough that park rangers warn visitors of "blood sponge" conditions!
@@kawataufeek400 That's what makes him awesome...he questioned the narrative, did the research, changed his mind and had the courage to admit it online. Now he spends his time exposing the lies.
@@claudinehoward He made 1000s from it. He's in their club. Trained at their schools. He only flipped when it was over. Now he laughs in their face as he shows them what he did to them. He's not showing them a reversal. He will do that in a year or 2
This is the coolest British humor/sarkastisk way to get a message through 😅 Love it 😂 Thank you Dr Campbell for not loosing faith in the intelligence of yours subscriber 😊
Clever conversation. Because... not many problems with alligators but they all know the dangers. Medical professionals still trying to tell us there are not many problems with the jabs and we don't need to know about them. Great analogy 👏
@@user-gv2sz4rl5d Just curious what your issue is with Dr Campbell? If you don’t care for him, why watch? Or should I say comment under people who comment. Did Dr. harm you personally?
@@Terrie-QD-PRN He was a pusher of the vaccine at the beginning of covid, I was one who would try and warn others not to take it, but my messages were deleted as soon as they went up. I know he has had a complete 360 on the toxin now, but that's all too late, he probably trying to save his own bacon like the rest of them do, back tracking... I've been watching John since the beginning. I've never heard him apologise to those of us that were warning people. And by the way if you like Neil Oliver, he is throwing devil symbols with his hands during his show, these people are not to be trusted...
Analogy taken out: rich egomaniacal old man promises to drain swamp created by other rich egomaniacal old men, then doesn’t, then expects everybody in the country to pay for his swamp-draining services, which may or may not include pardons for the criminal activities ofhim, family, and friends.
I'm glad you made this video, it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife, $75k biweekly and a good daughter full of love ❤️
I raised 75k and Christina Ann Tucker is to be thanked. I got my self my dream house 🏠 just last weekend, My journey with her started after my best friend came back from New York and saw me suffering in dept then told me about her and how to change my life through her. Christina A. Tucker is the kind of person one needs in his or her life! I got a home, a good wife, and a beautiful daughter. Note: this is not a promotion but me trying to make a point that no matter what happens, always have faith and keep living!
Laissez le bon temps rouler!!! Let the good times roll!! I have lots of Cajun friends, and they are truly great people with fantastic food and families!! Love the hot sauces from here. Thanks for starting a fun Sunday.
It's interesting how much less stressed Dr Fraiman is on this subject, compared to others. Stress isn't just a sign of possible deception: at least as often, it's a sign of fear.
😂😂 That tickled my fancy, with you explaining what a hoot means, like, he doesn't know what it means!!!🤣 Fink yer find it's an English term, nabbed by yerselves....made me chuckle....that means laugh.....🙈
@@aapee8661 I get your point. But I just thought somebody reading my post whose first language was not English might not understand. I presumed his audience was wider than English speaking. Take care!
This was fun! Love how we are one people Americans and our European cousins are one! If that makes sense. I’m a McDonald/McNair born in America. Of course my people came from Scotland. The internet brings us even closer.❤
My home here in northeast Louisiana is located on Bayou Bartholomew. I am currently sipping an adult beverage on my screened porch looking out over the water as dusk falls. YES, there are alligators here, but in the 14 years that I’ve lived here, I’ve never seen one with my own eyes, but other people have. I LOVE it here. And not all of Louisiana is a swamp.
@@anthonyn1157 Gonna need your mosquito netting! Will be glad to welcome you back home here in Louisiana (or the Gulf South) and "Florida Parishes" of Louisiana in particular. 😊
Ha! In Thibodeaux, they'll teach you how to eat crawfish::: "suck the head & pinch the tail" Not meaning to be offensive but that's really how to peel & eat crawfish ! 🦞🦞🦞
I remember a while back it was reported in a local Bristol newspaper - I think it was Bristol - that a bus driver had spotted an alligator in the river Severn. Mind you, it was rumoured that the gentleman was fond of happy baccy.
Remember the old Rock n Roll song "Poke Salat Annie" anybody! ("Chomp, chomp") Yeah I'm from southeast Louisiana, north of the bayous, but still egrets & herons will stop at our ponds/rain runoff basins to look for frogs & such. I'm 50 miles north of New Orleans, north shore area from big Lake Pontchartrain. I love it here❤😍🥰. I'm even at 200 ft altitude which as we learned with Hurricane Katrina, is a life-saving altitude (😢💔🕯️) Pray 🙏🏻 for world peace.
Louisiana is an awesome place to live. From slight rolling hill pine forests to Swamplands with a rich, joyous and generous French and Cajun Culture in the central southern areas.
I live in an above ground swamp. Algae literally grows in the air here. Moving from the Sierra Nevada Desolation Wilderness to the Ozarks was a shock to the system to say the least. And though I'm food here, I love the place!
My dad got taken down by an alligator from going out in nesting season into the marsh of south Louisiana. Fortunately the gator let go before doing the "death spin" otherwise i wouldnt be here. Being a huge outdoorsman and hunter in louisiana, i am used to avoiding poisonous cottonmouth snakes and clouds of mosquitos so thick theu can knock you over. The swamps are extremely inhospitable by most folks standards, I got lost in the woods of Scotland recently and was blown away that you could just lay down in the ground and things would not try to eat you. The Cajun culture of South LA is one of a kind as well, we (Lafayette, LA) have been rated the happiest city in the US multiple times because of the culture and having been all over the world for work, I concur 100%. If you get a chance to visit, I highly recommend!
Cajun culture is very fascinating to me, it seems very «wholesome», perhaps for lack of a better term. Les Blank’s «Spend it All» from Cajun country in the early 70s is one of my favourite documentaries, warmly recommended in case you haven’t seen it. Of course you know the culture first hand but I’m sure you’d love it. I played a couple of Cajun records at a local festival here in Norway only last weekend. Dennis McGee and Joseph & Cleoma Falcon, recordings from the late 1920s. I have several others as well. Love that stuff. P.S. I do enjoy being able to go anywhere without fear of predators and poisonous animals, lol. Or worst fear would be vipers (vipers berus), but they’re very shy. I see lynx tracks from time to time, but haven’t heard of anyone being attacked by one. Anyway, sorry to go on an unasked-for ramble here. Greetings from Norway.
@@MarketingStrategies28 exactly! Lots have been lead down the garden path, and are still being duped. Those of us that are truly awake are aware of the double agents....
Cambell has earned every cent but I do understand both he and some who got jabbed may have good reason to be fearful for their future or rather lack of it.
At conferences with people from other countries, most of the best discussions are not about the topic of the conference, but in social conversations afterwards about life in other places. E.g. people thinking all of NY State is covered with concrete, or that there are lions in the streets of major cities in Ghana learning what it is really like.
Fun facts and a chat thanks doc thanks Joseph, the disease resistance has always facilitated me of alligators wow strong long lived amazing thing's sxx bravo juliett
Dr. Campbell; Lobby to create an organization that is given the same global recognition as the WHO. Consider teaming up with a group of like-minded health professionals from around the world and forming an alternative world health organization. Then lobby to have the organization given the same global recognition as the WHO. Ideally, there should be a minimum of ten independent globally recognized health organizations. Each organization should have ten independent sub organizations. Each sub organization ten independent sub sub organizations. And so on until every qualified health professional has the ability to be a member of one organization/sub organization and vote on policies pertaining to health care. All election rules apply. (Regular elections, Term limits. No rigging, No commissions for brands of medication dispensed, etc.) By having multiple globally recognized health organizations, and, further, all decision making put to the vote, it will not be financially practical for the Pharmaceutical Industry to successfully bribe all health organization officials with policies that negatively affect the global community.
I worked as a travel nurse and had an assignment in Charleston, SC. One of fellow nurses told me to stay out of the pluff mud and to run in a zigzag if a gator chases you. No problem.
Every place has its lore. I'm from Southern Appalachia. Some people who have never been here think we are constantly being mauled by bears and kids with banjos.😂
True every word. Louisiana is my home state, Cajun country my territory, down da bayou people are da best! If you want a treat watch “Cajun Justice”, it’s beyond the beyond. 😂
@@mousiebrown1747 lol for some reason your comment popped the song old blue that was sung by Joan Baez amongst others. One of the TV channels used to play it at close of day back in the 70s when I lived in Louisiana. lol
People down there are different. It is like 90% humidity and hot. Just the weather is enough to drive people insane. Every day, none stop brutal heat and humidity.
Andrew Bridgen MP just gave Dr Campbell and his work publicising harms a mention in an interview! Dr Campbell and Andrew Bridgen are both brave men with high moral standards.
Where was the interview ?
Exactly my thought.
Great to see you smile and have a bit of fun John.😊
…”all part of the created order”. I love that comment
I like that the alligator knew enough to go to the hospital when it had some leg injuries. Nurses fixed him right up. :)
Yeah for the nurses. I am also on😊
Lol
Nice to start the week with a little chuckle! Thanks, Dr. Campbell!
I'm in Florida, and the basic rule here is to stand 20 feet from the edge of any lake, because gators are FAST. Most urban lakes are perfectly safe though; if there are a fair number of ducks, swans and/ or geese on them, then you can pretty much count on them being gator free. Snakes aren't that big of a deal, except for coral snakes, which are rare. Spider bites may be the biggest threats; I've had a few from black windows. Very nasty! But my least favorite creature in the swamps? MOSQUITOES! The Summer swarms can grow vast enough that park rangers warn visitors of "blood sponge" conditions!
I HATE Mosquitoes!!! I think every state in the union has them - but I don’t think they have them in the UK…?
We have the same issues in South Carolina - except we get a reprieve from the mosquitoes in January & February but they come roaring back in March!
thanks for a bit of light relief (and as always, thanks for keeping us all up to date with weightier matters as well. )
Dr john is awsome you are loved by millions
Really? Did you see his video 2021?
@@kawataufeek400 That's what makes him awesome...he questioned the narrative, did the research, changed his mind and had the courage to admit it online. Now he spends his time exposing the lies.
@@Van-Cleef-b7m Prove that. Simple.
The ones he convinced to get the shots hate him.
@@claudinehoward He made 1000s from it.
He's in their club.
Trained at their schools.
He only flipped when it was over.
Now he laughs in their face as he shows them what he did to them.
He's not showing them a reversal.
He will do that in a year or 2
This is the coolest British humor/sarkastisk way to get a message through 😅
Love it 😂
Thank you Dr Campbell for not loosing faith in the intelligence of yours subscriber 😊
Clever conversation. Because... not many problems with alligators but they all know the dangers. Medical professionals still trying to tell us there are not many problems with the jabs and we don't need to know about them. Great analogy 👏
bingo. even though it's unspoken or forbidden to be said it is generally accepted.
Nice to see people dropping the fear and helping.
Helping catch crocodiles?
@@hongry-life injured ones
This was cool! I have cousins(Cajuns) who lived in the Louisiana swamps. Dr. Joseph has a great attitude!
Thank you, Dr Campbell.
@@doggietreats67He has over 3 million subscribers. How many do you have? 😅 🧌
@@carmarasmussen8118they are right. Subscribers don’t equate to the truth. After all, Hitler had 6 million followers. Much less than Campbell 🤪
Love the early morning levity. Thanks gents. 😊
Dr campbell is a just a beautiful soul.. He one of Gods childrens
A beautiful soul would never have promoted poison to its subscribers...
@@user-gv2sz4rl5dyou’ve never changed your mind then..?
@@user-gv2sz4rl5d
Just curious what your issue is with Dr Campbell? If you don’t care for him, why watch? Or should I say comment under people who comment. Did Dr. harm you personally?
@@Terrie-QD-PRN He was a pusher of the vaccine at the beginning of covid, I was one who would try and warn others not to take it, but my messages were deleted as soon as they went up. I know he has had a complete 360 on the toxin now, but that's all too late, he probably trying to save his own bacon like the rest of them do, back tracking... I've been watching John since the beginning. I've never heard him apologise to those of us that were warning people. And by the way if you like Neil Oliver, he is throwing devil symbols with his hands during his show, these people are not to be trusted...
@@Terrie-QD-PRN / Psychology. Social media is a heaven for haters. That's why the ignorant come to bash others who seek truth .😑
I'm from Breaux Bridge, La, in the bayou. We rarely had alligator attacks. Most of them are just scared of you. I miss my country!!!
Cool interview. I'm from Louisiana. There are some alligators a couple hundred feet from my house. They don't bother me and I don't bother them.
Different to the Aus Crocs😅😅😅😅
Yep, they’ll hunt you down as to them you’re equivalent of a cocktail sausage.
Parody nicely applied; "Drain the SWAMP"
Analogy taken out: rich egomaniacal old man promises to drain swamp created by other rich egomaniacal old men, then doesn’t, then expects everybody in the country to pay for his swamp-draining services, which may or may not include pardons for the criminal activities ofhim, family, and friends.
This is a very nice way to wake up here at 730 am in Florida. Thankyou Dr John ❤
You have my sympathy!
i love the swamps. magical, mysterious, beautiful.
I love it! A brilliant Brit doctor talking to a Louisiana Swamp Rat from the same human mold.
I'm glad you made this video, it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife, $75k biweekly and a good daughter full of love ❤️
I raised 75k and Christina Ann Tucker is to be thanked. I got my self my dream house 🏠 just last weekend, My journey with her started after my best friend came back from New York and saw me suffering in dept then told me about her and how to change my life through her. Christina A. Tucker is the kind of person one needs in his or her life! I got a home, a good wife, and a beautiful daughter. Note: this is not a promotion but me trying to make a point that no matter what happens, always have faith and keep living!
There is her line!!!! look down under this comment!!!! OK
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He is very talkative and interesting to listen to. Thank you John and doctor.
Laissez le bon temps rouler!!!
Let the good times roll!!
I have lots of Cajun friends, and they are truly great people with fantastic food and families!!
Love the hot sauces from here. Thanks for starting a fun Sunday.
Great to see you smiling and laughing. Thank you for all your hard work over the years. Cheers.
Needed this today.
God bless the Cajun Navy! I absolutely adore the swamps, went canoe camping there during gator mating season once and i ve never felt more alive🤷
This was a nice treat... Good morning friends of like minds! ❤
@@Van-Cleef-b7m are you scared? Why are you scared?
Good Morning 🤗
@@Van-Cleef-b7m what's fake?
@@melissatress7260 👋
@@Van-Cleef-b7m what does he say that scares you?
Thank you for the laugh John 😅💜
I loved visiting Louisiana . The people were so friendly, but HOT in July for me.
It's interesting how much less stressed Dr Fraiman is on this subject, compared to others.
Stress isn't just a sign of possible deception: at least as often, it's a sign of fear.
Hell, I did not know you did comedy! This was a hoot! (In American that means it's really funny)! Love you Man!
😂😂
That tickled my fancy, with you explaining what a hoot means, like, he doesn't know what it means!!!🤣
Fink yer find it's an English term, nabbed by yerselves....made me chuckle....that means laugh.....🙈
@@aapee8661 I get your point. But I just thought somebody reading my post whose first language was not English might not understand. I presumed his audience was wider than English speaking. Take care!
Love the analogy of the swamp to the rainforest. So true.
This was fun! Love how we are one people Americans and our European cousins are one! If that makes sense. I’m a McDonald/McNair born in America. Of course my people came from Scotland. The internet brings us even closer.❤
I was thinking exactly the same thing, then read your comment. You said it perfectly ❤🙏☺️🇬🇧
Yes we are one , we just want to live, enjoy life and our ways of life, culture, values, beliefs, but people at the top don't share our values don't
My home here in northeast Louisiana is located on Bayou Bartholomew. I am currently sipping an adult
beverage on my screened porch looking out over the water as dusk falls.
YES, there are alligators here, but in the 14 years that I’ve lived here, I’ve never seen one with my own eyes, but other people have. I LOVE it here.
And not all of Louisiana is a swamp.
I love Louisiana. 3 AM here thanks for the laughter.
Home, moved away for work and I miss it. Can’t wait to be able to safely sleep on a hammock outside again. lol.
@@anthonyn1157 Gonna need your mosquito netting! Will be glad to welcome you back home here in Louisiana (or the Gulf South) and "Florida Parishes" of Louisiana in particular. 😊
Wonderful. A nice, entertaining and funny video for breakfast.
thanks for sharing Dr Campbell
I think it's a repeat, a snippet of last long vid.
Love the swamp! I'm from Louisiana
Im thinking of moving there
@@kdub3892we have the best food on the planet ❤
Us Cajun's will eat anything in the swamp that wiggles that don't eat us first 🤪
@@hnd2893if it doesn’t want to get eaten why does it taste so good? Riddle me that Batman.
@@hnd2893ha yes. Cajun on my grandfather’s side, we do eat some interesting things
Happy,cheerful,chatty conversation.thanks both.🫶🙏✌️🏴
That was an interesting video !! I learn something new every time I watch your videos . Thank you John .
Nurses treating the alligator is sweet, big hearts there. Dr. Fraiman in cajun country (Thibodaux, LA) - find a way to visit :)
Ha! In Thibodeaux, they'll teach you how to eat crawfish::: "suck the head & pinch the tail"
Not meaning to be offensive but that's really how to peel & eat crawfish ! 🦞🦞🦞
I remember a while back it was reported in a local Bristol newspaper - I think it was Bristol - that a bus driver had spotted an alligator in the river Severn. Mind you, it was rumoured that the gentleman was fond of happy baccy.
Loved this!! More levity is needed and appreciated. 💕
Remember the old Rock n Roll song "Poke Salat Annie" anybody! ("Chomp, chomp")
Yeah I'm from southeast Louisiana, north of the bayous, but still egrets & herons will stop at our ponds/rain runoff basins to look for frogs & such. I'm 50 miles north of New Orleans, north shore area from big Lake Pontchartrain. I love it here❤😍🥰. I'm even at 200 ft altitude which as we learned with Hurricane Katrina, is a life-saving altitude (😢💔🕯️)
Pray 🙏🏻 for world peace.
Loved this
Good morning! Made me smile!
A nice fun treat considering all of the deep or sad topics you’ve had to cover recently thanks
Need more stories from this man.
Thank-you Dr john. Love your work ❤
Swamp doctor, a very fitting name for him...
Our swamp dwellers have 2 legs!
Louisiana is an awesome place to live. From slight rolling hill pine forests to Swamplands with a rich, joyous and generous French and Cajun Culture in the central southern areas.
This was a great video made me smile thanks
Same here.
Plenty of deadly snakes in the WashingtonDC swamp, as well!
Isn’t there a big, fat, orange bottom feeder?
@@janegreen9340no Jane, they’re all bottom feeders. The pandemic erased all doubt about every single one of them.
@@janegreen9340 Last I looked, Joe Burden wasn't either big or fat.
@@Ambassador_Gkar Trumps lockdowns were great, the father of vaccine!
Parasites.
Good to see you smiling !
Alligator nesting season. Same in UK. Don't walk dogs across a cow field when they have young calves.
Ooooh....good point from Indiana USA
Or when the Bull is amongst them.
So true my nephew got chased recently taking a short cut home from school, don't do it😮
I lived in NOLA as a young man. it was an adventure on a daily basis.
In Australia, our fauna are safe and effective...
😂
🤣😂
I love Louisiana, fun story!! Light hearted too ❤😂
👌yes nice treat
Enjoyed this. Thank you.
Only in Louisiana! Gotta Love It!!! 🎉
You're welcome!
Alligators are all over the southern USA.
Love the change of pace...
I’m from a Texas swamp area. My dad used to say that if you want to learn about alligator hunting, talk to the guy named “Lefty”.
Thank you John 💯✍️🎥🔈. ✅
The nurses treated it's wounds 🥰
Yes. Apparently the local gators know where to go when they get injured.
@@jdelbrid😂
A refreshing segment of the show/channel 📺Dr John. Fantastic conversations with hearty laughs and smiles. Have a great day, Dr John🔆🏖️😊
I live in an above ground swamp. Algae literally grows in the air here. Moving from the Sierra Nevada Desolation Wilderness to the Ozarks was a shock to the system to say the least. And though I'm food here, I love the place!
'all part of the created order.' ~ our good Dr John
Thank you for this. Glad to see.
Fun video!
Thank you, Dr.Campbell:)
Nice to see you back in your seat, Dr. John!
appalachia is a tempered rainforrest in the USA
"Lousiana swamp gonna getcha boy!" Actual lyrics to a song!😂 Great food for sure!
My dad got taken down by an alligator from going out in nesting season into the marsh of south Louisiana. Fortunately the gator let go before doing the "death spin" otherwise i wouldnt be here. Being a huge outdoorsman and hunter in louisiana, i am used to avoiding poisonous cottonmouth snakes and clouds of mosquitos so thick theu can knock you over. The swamps are extremely inhospitable by most folks standards, I got lost in the woods of Scotland recently and was blown away that you could just lay down in the ground and things would not try to eat you. The Cajun culture of South LA is one of a kind as well, we (Lafayette, LA) have been rated the happiest city in the US multiple times because of the culture and having been all over the world for work, I concur 100%. If you get a chance to visit, I highly recommend!
L❤VE to you & Lafayette from the Northshore (of Lake Pontchartrain )
Cajun culture is very fascinating to me, it seems very «wholesome», perhaps for lack of a better term. Les Blank’s «Spend it All» from Cajun country in the early 70s is one of my favourite documentaries, warmly recommended in case you haven’t seen it. Of course you know the culture first hand but I’m sure you’d love it.
I played a couple of Cajun records at a local festival here in Norway only last weekend. Dennis McGee and Joseph & Cleoma Falcon, recordings from the late 1920s. I have several others as well. Love that stuff.
P.S. I do enjoy being able to go anywhere without fear of predators and poisonous animals, lol. Or worst fear would be vipers (vipers berus), but they’re very shy. I see lynx tracks from time to time, but haven’t heard of anyone being attacked by one.
Anyway, sorry to go on an unasked-for ramble here. Greetings from Norway.
Thank you
Love going down to Louisiana!
Our swamp has the single fang snakes.
💉
And how many got bitten because of John Campbell...
@@user-gv2sz4rl5d 1000s took his advice.
He must be laughing at them while he made 1000s
@@MarketingStrategies28 exactly! Lots have been lead down the garden path, and are still being duped. Those of us that are truly awake are aware of the double agents....
VIPERS to be sure!
Cambell has earned every cent but I do understand both he and some who got jabbed may have good reason to be fearful for their future or rather lack of it.
Nice to see :)
At conferences with people from other countries, most of the best discussions are not about the topic of the conference, but in social conversations afterwards about life in other places. E.g. people thinking all of NY State is covered with concrete, or that there are lions in the streets of major cities in Ghana learning what it is really like.
Fun facts and a chat thanks doc thanks Joseph, the disease resistance has always facilitated me of alligators wow strong long lived amazing thing's sxx bravo juliett
our FLORIDA swamps, everglades, cypress swamps are magical
This made a nice from all the horrors going on thankyou❤❤
Dr. Campbell;
Lobby to create an organization that is given the same global recognition as the WHO.
Consider teaming up with a group of like-minded health professionals from around the world and forming an alternative world health organization. Then lobby to have the organization given the same global recognition as the WHO.
Ideally, there should be a minimum of ten independent globally recognized health organizations. Each organization should have ten independent sub organizations. Each sub organization ten independent sub sub organizations. And so on until every qualified health professional has the ability to be a member of one organization/sub organization and vote on policies pertaining to health care. All election rules apply. (Regular elections, Term limits. No rigging, No commissions for brands of medication dispensed, etc.)
By having multiple globally recognized health organizations, and, further, all decision making put to the vote, it will not be financially practical for the Pharmaceutical Industry to successfully bribe all health organization officials with policies that negatively affect the global community.
BRILLIANT!
"About 45 min SE of Tippitoe Louisiana, It ain't legal hunting alligator down in the swamp, boy" >Jerry Reed.
I worked as a travel nurse and had an assignment in Charleston, SC. One of fellow nurses told me to stay out of the pluff mud and to run in a zigzag if a gator chases you. No problem.
That went so fast... thank you!
Every place has its lore. I'm from Southern Appalachia. Some people who have never been here think we are constantly being mauled by bears and kids with banjos.😂
Born and raised in Michigan, USA. Even I know you don’t do in the swamps during nesting season! Thank you National Geographic.😂
Ha. Love this Interview. Aussie Bob😊
Our swamp is pretty friendly ❤
Think they have more problems with mosquitos 😆
Bill gates mosquito 🦟..
Reducing carbon and the carbon is you.....
True every word. Louisiana is my home state, Cajun country my territory, down da bayou people are da best!
If you want a treat watch “Cajun Justice”, it’s beyond the beyond. 😂
Just call it a Bayou makes it nicer. lol
Hearing in my mind Linda Ronstadt singing "Blue Bayou..."
@@mousiebrown1747 lol for some reason your comment popped the song old blue that was sung by Joan Baez amongst others. One of the TV channels used to play it at close of day back in the 70s when I lived in Louisiana. lol
Yep we have a wombat problem here down under !!
Is that code for politicians?
@@tomwinterfishing9065lol you realize you have insulted the wombats? Hahaha
Morning all.
Good morning to you!
Morning Sir
😏👍
Buenos dias from Margate mon Ami. 😎
@@Van-Cleef-b7m morning my pirty dakistani pal x
People down there are different. It is like 90% humidity and hot. Just the weather is enough to drive people insane. Every day, none stop brutal heat and humidity.
Friendly swamp, unlike DC 🤣
😂😂
Swamp critters in the bayous don't give a rap about money....in DC, it's different 🤨
Louisiana represent ! Thank you !