Dan Rather Beheaded By Pro-Bush Militants

Dan Rather. the legendary CBS News anchor and reporter was beheaded today by a militant faction of the US Government called "the FBI." Rather, who two days earlier was kidnapped from CBS world headquarters in New York, was believed to be targeted by the Bush administration for his report on how patronage helped George W. Bush avoid military service during the Vietnam War. Although the report proved to be false, several members affiliated with the Don Rumsfeld Brigade swore vengeance on Rather and CBS.

A grainy video tape was posted on www.bushordie.net that appeared to show the CBS journalist kneeling before the camera pleading for exclusive rights to air his own beheading on the CBS Evening News, which could desperately use a ratings boost. The assailants, wearing OJ Simpson masks, ignored Rather's pleas and violently beheaded him with what appeared to be a monogrammed sheath. Upon closer examination, experts believe the initials to be "D.C." Some believe this to be the work of Dick Cheney, who is widely acknowledged as George Bush's second in command and the most brutal of the US militants. Further observation of the tape supports this claim as the executioner appeared to breathe heavily under his OJ mask and paused frequently during the beheading to catch his breath, take asthma medication, and have his pulse rate checked by one of the other OJ's.

In a press conference held today, that conspicuously excluded any CBS reporters, President Bush said "We will stop at nothing to find and erradiculate these evildoers!" It is widely believed that the President was not referring to the murderous militants, but to the employees of CBS, their immediate families and the producers of "CSI: Poconos".

In what appeared to be a series of related incidents, CBS journalist Connie Chung was severely beaten by a group of elderly Christian women visiting New York from Alabama and '60 Minutes' commentators Andy Rooney and Morley Safer were rushed to the hospital preemptively in anticipation of even the slightest tussle, each is believed to be 114 years old. In response to these tragic events, '60 Minutes' creator Don Hewitt was quoted as saying, "Mmmmmm...mmmmnnnmm," as his mouth was covered with a chloroform-soaked rag and he was dragged by heavily armed militiamen into a navy blue van with government-issued license plates.

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