Problems when uploading new posts after moving wp to new hosting

Here is what happened:
I have moved my blog into a new dedicated host.
I installed a new wordpress, made sure all the settings were the same as from my old installation and imported the xml from the old site.

Every thing looks perfect, except when uploading (Publishing) from desktop apps like windows live writer or scribefire, the post looks like another language with a lot of different characters, here is a copy of the post after uploading:

pimg title=”sunset” style=”border-top-width: 0px; display: block; border-left-width: 0px; float: none; border-bottom-width: 0px; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; border-right-width: 0px” height=”420″ alt=”sunset” src=”http://www.guruofsales.com/wp-content/uploads/sunset.jpg” width=”520″ border=”0″ / /p p#160;/p pThis post is to answer the many questions I’ve got in the mail lately./p pAs you may know, we have celebrated 4 years of blogging last month. /p pHere are some of the improvements we’ve done: br /We have finally amp; successfully moved this blog to it’s new home on the brand new dedicated server. br /The reason we did so, was the lack of speed and shared IP addresses that we had before. Thanks to your feedback we became aware of the situation and came up with the solution. br //p pSome facts about the new server: br /#8226; Awake 24/7 from Washington DC br /#8226; Dedicated IP addresses (8 IP’s to be exact). br /#8226; We have spread the IP’s evenly throughout the world. br /#8226; Massive storage (especially for the new blogging service we have offered before). br /#8226; An un-heard of huge TB’s of monthly (un-shared) bandwidth. br /#8226; We have assigned a 100GB of storage and a 2TB of monthly bandwidth just to be our new ad servers for the upcoming grand opening of advertising service. br //p pWe have also acquired an office space for both our in-house operations and as part of a new company that I became a part of. br /As of the time I’m writing this, our in-house designer and my self are working non-stop on the new design of this blog, our goal is to keep it simple and light weight. br //p pYour feedbacks are (as always) welcome, so please send us of what you think./p div class=”wlWriterSmartContent” id=”scid:0767317B-992E-4b

My Question is how to fix that and make it readable again?

Thank you.