Got a very weird thing in the mail today. Creeps me out.

Today I received this postcard in the mail. The QR code is a link to a website with the seeming ramblings of a delusional person. Lots of celebrity names.

Strange Postcard 1 Strange Postcard 2

a reply to: BrawleR

Seems fishy to me. Qanon has been debunked as phony, if I recall correctly.
I would just ignore it

originally posted by: BrawleR
Today I received this postcard in the mail. The QR code is a link to a website with the seeming ramblings of a delusional person. Lots of celebrity names.

Strange Postcard 1 Strange Postcard 2

weird! Probably some sort of practical joke by one of your friends and a printing company?

a reply to: BrawleR

Thanks for posting this with readable Q-Codes.

a reply to: TruthJava

Not to out myself but I don't have any friends, lol. I believe this individual spent the money to have them printed and sent out.

a reply to: BrawleR

You may want to give the postcards to your local police and see if they want to follow up to see if this guy is planning on committing suicide in the next couple of weeks.

Jack Sparrow was a Q-anon supporter?

Sounds legit!
/s

Marburg research UTMB is linked to the trials of using Remdisivir and monoclonal antibodies to treat the Marburg viral infection in hosts. Not sure why this person wants their readers to search for that specific set of terms.

But this isn't exactly world ending news.

Looks like someone spent money trying to get their views out to as many people as possible.

Could be worse. Could be another one of the hundreds of spam newsletters for your local car dealership that has those scratch-off numbers and "Free Car Giveaway" deals that you have to pay to opt out of.

a reply to: havok

You're probably right. It was interesting to me at first but after reading all the stuff from the site... I think one of the posters above has the right idea to turn it in. Probably going to call first to see if they've received it already.

THIS IS WHERE THE QR CODE SENDS YOU

I have not read it - as it is verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry long and a png image.
Seems a bit cray cray. I just scanned and saw Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow mentioned. lol

Whelp, I used to only see these posted on telephone poles with frayed paper affixed with dry tape or staples back in analog days... usually accompanied by rough sketches and appeals to someone named "Babs Lizardkin."

Now, I guess the insane (or MKUltra'd to be fair) have gone high tech. My tip to the erstwhile "whistle - mind blowers" is to start off the screed with a more self aware, saner approach to lead the unsuspecting in a bit more before the celebrity name dropping... something like "I know this sounds bat licking insane, however...."

Either way, it brings back memories. Memories of working at asylums and living near marginal trailer parks full of meth-heads, but memories, nonetheless.

a reply to: BrawleR

That's pretty weird. I'd have my postmaster dude have a look.

a reply to: BrawleR

Dead links.

a reply to: CJCrawley

Moderator killed them unfortunately.

a reply to: CJCrawley

Just delete the %20 that it inserts in the https section of the address and it should load fine.

He typoed Zelensky
"Zelenskyy"

If you're gonna pay for something, proof read


Wonder how he got the addresses he sent them to?
Since he bothered to pay postage and not just drop them off himself


a reply to: BrawleR

a reply to: havok

It could have been The Watchtower *shudder*

a reply to: AussieNutter

And don't forget to add the :