Comments by "Jo Brock" (@jobrock1079) on "euronews" channel.

Croats love their knives. Back in summer 2019, 3 tourists in Croatia were stabbed at the end of July alone: a Frenchman, a German (who died), and an Australian who was one of several injured in a nightclub stabbing: The knife attack on a 31-year-old Frenchman on Split's Bacvice Beach occurred in the early hours of the morning. While he was swimming with a friend, the Frenchman noticed an unknown man digging through his belongings on the beach. He stepped out of the sea to prevent his things from being stolen, when the thief stabbed a knife into his chest. The Frenchman ended up in the hospital. German tourist Patrick Bessinger, 23, was killed with a knife in the town of Pula. He was spending the evening with a compatriot at a restaurant, where he saw an unknown man and praised his hairstyle. However, the man took this compliment as an insult and verbally attacked the group of German guests. When they left the establishment, they realized that a stranger was following them. He pulled out a knife and stabbed Patrick, who died on July 17. Two days later, a man stabbed four people in a nightclub in Split. A 23-year-old Australian citizen was among those injured.
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@vincenzo8934 Greece is in continental Europe. Middle East is not Europe at all.
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They named the guy and it is a Greek name - not an -ic boy.
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@davidgebraun4726 Wrong. News was filled with stabbings of tourists in Croatia in 2019, including a German Patrick Bessinger who died. And who can forget the special knife the Srbosjek that Germans made for Croats and Croats used with glee. Then there was the Croatian priest, dubbed "Father Satan" who "baptized" more than a thousand Bosnian Serb children by slitting their throats.
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Well a Bulgarian fan was stabbed to death last month in Macedonia and it was done by Albanians, yet you aren't complaining about Macedonia nor Albanians.
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@mediolanumneminem1417 Macedonians and Ukrainians like Croats, and so does the U.S. State Department. Well the U.S. State Department likes anyone who kills Serbs.
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@jonomobono3223 The ancient Greeks were said to come from the north, but after the Greek civil wars and war with the Romans it was depopulated. The Byzantines did import people from the Caucasus (mainly Armenians), the Middle East (including Syrians), and Greek-speaking peoples of southern Italy to "re-Hellenize" it (look up Byzantine "Themes"), even though many of the people weren't ethnic Greek, despite some speaking it.
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