After seeing the news about the Lego mat with “Puie Monta” from a kindergarten in Bucharest, Victor Ponta reacted on Facebook, announcing that he was having fun, like Robert Negoice and Sorin Kimpeanu, but using non-academic language when it comes to an expression that is very popular in the Electoral campaign of 2014.

Ponta says he also uses the expression ironically, referring to “crazy people” who “take what we’ve been given” and refers to “seals who were wildly happy”.

“I am also amused, like Sorin and Robert, when I see the wonderful slogan of 2014 “Puie Monta” (even if I don’t expect it to be included in the “Educated Romania” program and learned in kindergarten! And I use when I want , I make fun of those who were happy like crazy then, and who since then take what they gave us! We all have fun because the seals who clapped with joy when they heard this expression are the ones who 7 years later still do not want to admit , how naive they used to be (I didn’t say “stupid” because they are sensitive! And how easy it is to manipulate them with all the “M..e PSD”, “Red Plague”, “you don’t even cross on the left” and other brain nonsense , which are easy to wash! Let’s at least laugh at the “seals” – they deserve it! As for what Johannis and PNL give them for 7 years – look at LEGO! What also gave them Besescu after the “seals” joyfully applauded the slogan “Congo”! Live well in Romania for a job well done!” Ponta wrote on Facebook.

Robert Negoice and Sorin Ciempeanu were comforted on Monday after reading the message “Puie Monta” on a Lego mat from the Bucharest kindergarten they attended, which was heavily used during the election campaign eight years ago.

“Who made this lego? Very inspiring,” the Sector 3 mayor said with a laugh after exchanging a few words with the education minister.

According to the g4media.ro clip, Negojce took out his phone to take a picture or take a picture of the checkmate.

“Didn’t you see what was written there?” the Minister of Education cheerfully asked one of the kindergarten workers. “Now I see,” replied the lady, after which everyone left the hall.