Spam Comments, in all their glory

I have talked about traffic sources before in this post, including referring sites and search words, but to date, I do not believe I have ever mentioned the spam comments that I receive.

I am extremely confused, though, by this comment that I received today.  Most of the spam comments I get mention how I do not have many followers {thanks for the update because I obviously could not see this myself}, how I do not get many views on my blog {again, I missed this, so thanks for letting me know}, and how I am not receiving comments {but, you just commented, doesn't that count?}!

This comment, on the other hand, mentioned none of that!

It was left on my "Blogging:  E is for Enthusiastic" blog post, which thoroughly confused me even more.

Here is the comment:

"The physical violence depicted from the human history is often a testament for the suffocating civilizations. Why provides it accomplished so the wrong way despite currently being told there're slowly profitable the war up against the disease? Later the word was helpful to describe people political communities that share a link with famous aristocrats, conservatives, reactionaries, monarchists along with nationalists."

{This comment was copied and pasted from my e-mail, and of course, it was left by Anonymous.  I really do dislike that person!}

Along with the comment were two ads.  One that is for "beach tents for  babies," and the other one is for "best family tent brands."

Now, can someone please explain to me what this comment means?  And why were there ads for beach tents and family tents with the comment?  And why was it left on a post where I wrote about how people need to be enthusiastic with their blogging?

On a better note, I am receiving a lot of comments.  They are usually from Anonymous - you know that person that I do not like, and they usually have nothing to do with my blog posts or what I am writing, but at least I am getting exposure, right?

{No!  Oh well!  Back to my corner of the world!}