A minister’s mistress has put an entire country in the shit – literally and figuratively.

The post from the Facebook page – Solomon

A minister’s mistress has put an entire country in the shit – literally and figuratively. For those who are still skeptical about the fact that a single small act of corruption can bring down an entire country, I have made the “full cascade” version here, an exercise in realistic imagination starting only from the appointment of Monica Hunyadi to ESZ Prahova:
WHAT HAS ALREADY HAPPENED (until December 2025):

1. Grindeanu puts mistress/hairdresser Monica Anisie-Hunyadi in charge of ESZ Prahova (2022–2023).
2. She doesn’t understand anything about the system, but she has to “justify” the fat salary, so she hires, together with other incompetents (we don’t blame her only), probably also at Grindeanu’s suggestion, the companies of the party’s “friends” for fictitious maintenance work.
3. The money to repair the Lunca Mare buffer pool and the chlorination plant is “saved” (ie stolen). Jobs are never done.
4. 2025: Paltinu dam must be emptied for legal repairs. Without a functioning buffer, there is no raw water reserve.
5. The November torrential rain comes, the water from Paltinu becomes liquid mud, impossible to treat at Voila.
6. 107,000 people remain without drinking water and sanitation.
7. Five hospitals without water: postponed operations, impossible sterilization, the first cases of serious nosocomial infections (post-operative sepsis, Clostridium difficile).
8. The Brazi plant stops: Romania suddenly loses 860 MW, imports energy at triple the price from Hungary and Bulgaria.
9. WHAT IS SURE TO FOLLOW OR COULD HAVE FOLLOWED if there was no alternative:
10. A patient dies in the Câmpina hospital due to a common infection that is normally treated within 48 hours.
11. The energy bill of every Romanian increases by 15-20% in December-January, exactly when it is cold.
12. A large factory in Ploiesti (for example Bosch or Unilever) stops a production line for two weeks because it has no industrial water, which leads to temporary layoffs, 1,200 people sent home for the holidays.
13. The supermarket chain in the area runs out of bottled water: chaos, knocking on the shelves, specula with black water bottles.
14. DNA prosecutors open a criminal case for abuse of office and negligence in office on behalf of Monica Hunyadi and the management of ESZ.
15. Grindeanu goes on TV and says he “doesn’t know her personally”, but pictures of them in the Nordis jet appear, resulting in a national scandal.
16. PSD loses 4–5% in polls overnight. The coalition is faltering.
17. Foreign investors who wanted to build a battery factory near Ploiești postpone the project: “We cannot risk being dependent on a water network managed by hairdressers”. We are losing 8,000 promised jobs.
18. The country rating is placed under negative observation by Fitch and S&P for “systemic risk of corruption in critical infrastructure”.
19. The interest on the public debt increases by 0.4%. The state pays several hundred million euros extra per year because a hairdresser (I repeat, and other incompetents) was in charge of ESZ.
20. A hospital in Câmpina is permanently closed by DSP due to massive nosocomial infections: 300 employees left without jobs, chronic patients have to walk 80 km to Ploiesti.
21. In the winter of 2026, when the next wave of rains comes, the same scenario repeats itself because no one has fixed anything in the meantime (European resilience money has been blocked because of the DNA file).
22. In 2028, in the elections, an extremist party enters the Parliament with 18% only on the slogan “You left us without water and light to get your mistresses”.

It all started with a single signature on an appointment document in 2022.

A mistress.
Just one small “favor”.
A “let it go as it is” kind of guy.
And this is how, step by step, a minister’s mistress put an entire country in the shit, literally and figuratively.
If that doesn’t convince you that every act of corruption, no matter how “small” it seems, costs us lives, money and futures, then I really don’t know what it takes for you to wake up.