The Frenchman sent hundreds of condoms to the deputies of the National Assembly

Pierro le Zigot, a resident of the French city of Lodeve, sent 600 condoms to the deputies of the National Assembly so that they would "not decompose." This was reported on September 17 by the French edition of the Independent.

"To the Bourbon Palace (the meeting place of the National Assembly. On September 17, a package arrived with rather unexpected contents. Inside? 600 condoms addressed to deputies so that "they would not multiply," the article says.

It is noted that the sender of the parcel turned out to be a resident of the French city of Lodeve, Pierro le Zigot. He sent the package on September 11 to express his dissatisfaction with the behavior of the current deputies. He condemned the behavior of the parliamentarians, calling it "pathetic."

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