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I took my Linux computer with Firefox past the Google warning. Unable to view source because of the same red flag warning, I validated your HTML with a display of source.
In the head, you have a META NAME="DESCRIPTION" CONTENT="(description)" and META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="(keywords)" (all caps) and then you have two META name="verify-v1" content="(GibBerISh that looks like code)" tags in the head.
Scrolling through your code I see most of your writing style includes ALL CAPS for HTML tags. You have an HTML tag, a HEAD tag and a BODY tag, for instance, all in caps. Aside from the META name tags, your style tags use all lowercase.
Those META tags with content= gibberish are definitely that of a virus implant of some sort.
Contact your web host technical support. They may be able to blow away your site and make sure the server is clean. They nay have a less-destructive solution, also. Make sure your computer is clean using an updated antivirus program.
You may have to redo your computer from scratch and then upload your site from a known good backup.
I had some kind of a suspicious rootkit that practically shut down my DSL connection to the Internet, and I had to blow away Windows and made a dual-boot system with Windows and Linux in the aftermath.
Fortunately, my website was not infected and I could download it to my clean computer.
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