Borat overthrows dictatorial regime in home country

Early reporting from the New York Times bureau in Central Asia has reported that Borat has overthrown the government of his home country in Kazakhstan. While reporting is limited due to the ongoing violence in the country, bystanders have reported over social media sites that Borat rallied thousands of protestors and marched on the Presidential palace, known as the White House.

"My name a Borat!" the revolutionary was reported as saying over a megaphone. Moments later, the gates of the White House were crushed and the mob began looting the elaborate compound. "I like coup! It's nice!"

Later, Borat, sporting his trademark yellow unitard spoke from the balcony waving his country's flag. "The dictator has fled the country. Now make happy sex time! Yes!"

Though dozens of protesters and riot police died in the violent clash, nothing could tarnish the spirit of the country's new de facto leader, who kept giving the thumbs up to video cameras on scene. "Very nice!" he said.