Top DEA Official Resigns Amid Controversial Revelations

The second-in-command at the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has resigned.

Louis Milione is in the middle of a scandal after a new report came out suggesting that he previously provided consulting services to large drugmakers, including a company called Purdue Pharma.

Purdue Pharma is "a pharmaceutical company at the center of the prescription drug opioid epidemic, which has since been sanctioned for suspicious painkiller shipments and under the spotlight amidst the opioid epidemic," according to JustTheNews.com.

Louis Milione held positions inside the DEA for 21 years before leaving in 2017 to go to big pharma's dirty work.

The Associated Press reports that "in 2021, Milione returned to the DEA to serve as top deputy for the Administrator Anne Milgram."

It really makes you realize that all of these people with big money are in bed together.

Who cares if they're big pharma, big tech, big government, big whatever. When it comes to ruling over Americans, big is bad.