Its simply an example of US directed internet malice. In this case the poster posted a website on my birthday with the statement "You're dead to us Now".
The person who posted it is completely foreign to me (I have no idea who she is).
Taken from the internet archive the day of posting was my birthday, October 27th 1984, the webcrawler crawled it the next day on the 28th of October 2012, shown here according to internet web archive:
This particular post was liked or reblogged 219,245 times, as stated in this picture:
It could be assumed that the first 40 thousand people who liked or reposted this knew of the reason behind this malice and perpetuated this malice. It gives an indication of the scale in social malice perpetuated by the US, its not trivial.
If you would like to see the list of the first 15000 people who perpeatuated this malice, its given here:
First 15000 List of People who Reitterated Malice (it takes long to load)
Its massive public malice and internet bullying not only perpetuated by individuals in the US but by companies like google and then facebook.
The goal of the social malice is directed with a single goal by the US, isolation and limiting the formation of any and all relationships.
In this statement on facebook Gilad Scloknik is standing with us in perpetuating this type of malice (right side of the facebook screen).
The quality of the social isolation malice is presented in the next section:
Video Explanation of Internet Bullying and Social Malice