The book "Moron" about President Duda was withdrawn from sale in Poland.

Empik, the largest Polish bookstore chain, has stopped selling a book by psychologist Alexandra Sarn called "Moron. The study of the case" about Polish President Andrzej Duda. This was reported on July 18 by the Onet portal.

It is noted that the book was temporarily withdrawn from sale due to numerous reports of a possible violation of Article 135 of the Polish Criminal Code, according to which insulting the President of Poland is punishable by up to three years.

"Verification activities are continuing, and depending on their results, we will decide whether to restore the right to sell the book," said Anna Gut—Mostov, a spokeswoman for the bookstore chain.

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Earlier, on July 4, Mysl Polska reported that the Polish authorities, under the leadership of the current president, are ruining their economy and industry. The article argues that blind faith in the truth of the words of the EU and NATO prevents the realization of Poland's national and political interests. The publication accuses the alliances of promoting ideas that do not reflect the truthful situation in the world.