Big pharma is experimenting on benefit claimants and they are even using them for neurological science experiments. I am a victim of this and they are even trailing mind control experiments on people whom are legally off the system following benefit sanctions and often left as homeless..

The government is snatching children and abusing there mothers in a massive scale of abuse which is wide spread conclusive of various hostels evolved students and plain clothed. The nhs is removing people from the national health services as well as them being left with no money and desperate. 

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I was experimented on in variuous hospital wings and criminally chosen for abuse via homeless hostels inclusive of the card if huggard centre and other salvation army placements and small set ups for apparent housing where they are discriminating against benefit claimants and many have been killed and there deaths are being covered up. My torture was being filmed as much and as often as possible....

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I AM ON THERE DEATH LIST. technology sends sparks and fractures youre scull makes you collapse on the floor. nanotechnology neuro science. Police aiding this plain clothed with partnership of guest houses and hostels...there filming as much footage as they possibly can.

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THE EXTENT THEY GO TO FOR THERE COVER UPS ARE SO WELL ORGANISED.

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More than 2,300 died after fit for work assessment - ) figures show Between December 2011 and February 2014 the equivalent of about 90 people a month died after their Employment and Support al claim ended. Not to forget about the ones whom are being trafficked and illegally sanctioned. IN some cases even with there children still with them. This is the truth and its hate and discrimination and rascism.... to the point that they even snatched the kids on top of the original criminal offences to stop benefit money in order to get there hands on evidence of abuse which was in storage with the artists work......This was a cover up by pedofiles in this dirty system.....housing options authorities and a bunch of magistrates have been abusing and torturing benefit claimants inclusive of there children.

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Campaigners have called for the "tragic" figures to be investigated.

The DWP said no link could be assumed between the deaths and claimants being deemed fit for work.

'Tragic'

The figures - and the time frame they cover - were released after the Information Commissioner ruled the government should release the statistics, including mortality rates for benefit claimants, in response to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests.

The data does not contain a breakdown of how the people died.

The 2,380 people who died had received Work Capability Assessments (WCA) to decide if they were eligible to receive ESA, which replaced incapacity benefit, income support and severe disablement allowance in 2008.

Of the 2,380, 1,340 died after appealing against their decisions, though it is not known what proportion of those appeals were successful or failed.

Learning disability charity Mencap said the numbers appeared unusually high for people of working age who had so recently been declared fit.

The charity's Rob Holland, who co-chairs the Disability Benefits Consortium, a consortium of charities and other bodies, said: "These tragic figures are concerning and warrant further investigation.

"We know the fit for work test is failing disabled people, with devastating consequences."

The figures said 2,017,070 people were given a decision following their WCA between May 2010 and February 2013, with 40,680 dying within a year of that decision.

But the data showed a decline in the mortality rate of all benefit claimants - the number of deaths per 100,000 people - from 822 to 723 between 2003 and 2013.

This was slower, proportionally, than the decline in the mortality rate of the general population, which fell from 305 to 240 in the same period, according to the statistics.

'Shocking figures'

Mike Sivier, a campaigner who made one of the FOI requests, said: "I am glad that the figures have come out.

"The whole point of making an FOI request was to raise questions. It is important to keep asking questions."

Labour leadership candidate and shadow health secretary Andy Burnham said they were "shocking figures" and called for an "urgent national debate" about the statistics.

The DWP said it had always intended to release the information but only "once they had met the high standards expected of official statistics".

It said it did not hold the information on the reason for the deaths which meant no link could be drawn between the WCA decision and the number of people who died.

A DWP spokesman said: "The mortality rate for people who have died while claiming an out-of-work benefit has fallen over a 10-year period. This is in line with the mortality rate for the general working-age population.

"The government continues to support millions of people on benefits with an £80bn working-age welfare safety net in place."

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