Of course it isn't - the word you wanted to use is "Jews". Because you are an anti-semite, believing, quite obviously, that being a Jew makes people suspicious.
Which state, pray tell? Israel? Why - what reasons would you have, other than rabid and blatant anti-semitism?
I asked you for evidence - twice. I am asking a third time: Show your evidence! You have none - you are an anti-semite, evidently.
Haha. Of course you are not certain - because he isn't! I am sure he even isn't a Jew. Look, I found the catholic baptism certificate of his grandfather (als Zdenek - line 4):
http://actapublica.eu/matriky/brno/prohlizec/5986/?strana=132
[ETA] Of the ca. 90,000 Jews of Prague before the beginning of German aggression, an estimated 90% were murdered in the Shoah. Of the rest, most escaped by emigration. Of the rest, about half emigrated to Israel shortly after WW2 and the establishment of communist rule. VERY few Jews remained in Prague. Zdenek Bazant the younger was born in Prague in 1937 and lived there until the 1960s - if he were a Jew, that would be an extraordinary circumstance you'd certainlly find mentioned in his vita somewhere. [/ETA]
You are a truther. How can I tell? Because you got all your "facts" wrong.
No. The name means "pheasant" (a bird).
You can fantasize to your hearts content; doesn't make any of it real.
No - YOU want to provide evidence for the anti-semitic drivel you are dropping here.
You are a truther. How can I tell? Because you reject evidence even before you see it, if it refutes your fantasies.
Libel.