He is the author of several books and writes frequently in the Polish press. The communist experiment in Poland lasted forty-five years. It changed the life of a few generations of Poles, marking it with violence and crimes, intimidation and incapacitation of the society, the emigration of young and creative people, the ruin of the economy, social and political life, and terrible devastation in the people's minds and hearts. The destruction is so severe and extensive that it is becoming ever more evident that the removal of the communists from power does not automatically lead to a pluralistic society.
Poles resemble a collectivity afflicted with a serious illness.
Though this sickness is abating, the return to complete health will take a long time. Since humankind has no previous experience of a cure from Communism, the healing of wounds and their scarring are a completely unique process. Its economic and social doctrine are typical eruptions of abstraction that ignore reality or even try to stamp it out ruthlessly. They demanded faith no weaker than religious faith and the obedience that is due to religious authorities. The author of an illegal pamphlet, an independent journalist, thinker, or writer was a greater danger for the communists than notorious common criminals.