coda to weird dreams

[jwgh]

A week ago, I posted about a couple of odd dreams I had. The post said in part:

When the zones were evacuated this guy managed to stay behind, and when some government agents came up into the zones he was horrified to learn that they had brought a suitcase nuclear bomb with them, which they planned to detonate over the largest point of of the beings intelligence to kill it. Even though the being was friendly, they felt that having a giant intelligent being over the Earth was too much of a risk, so they wanted to get rid of it.

Today I received an anonymous comment to that post:

Subject: Suitcase nuclear bombs

Nice Post! I think we have a lot to worry about, however, the US government is doing a lot to protect us as well. Check out this informative article where you can learn more about nuclear terrorists and suitcase nuclear bombs

with a link to a news article from December 2005.

It smells like spam but I'm not sure what the point is. Perhaps it is spamming for the news site? Has anyone else been getting comments like this?

Comments

[urbeatle.livejournal.com]

A scheme to increase page ranking, perhaps?

[jvandenberg.livejournal.com]

I want to know about nuclear suitcases now.

IRRADIATE YOUR UNDERPANTS!

[mskala.livejournal.com]

Page rank is one possibility. Another is that the link goes to a site that tries to install malware on the viewer's system.

[paracelsvs.livejournal.com]

Curiouser and curiouser:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22I+think+we+have+a+lot+to+worry+about%2C+however%2C+the+US+government+is+doing+a+lot+to+protect+us+as+well.+Check+out+this+informative+article+where+you+can+learn+more+about+nuclear+terrorists+and+suitcase+nuclear+bombs%22

So it doesn't seem to be an automated message. That is very, very strange.

Good job attracting mysteries. I approve.