Basra, Iraq -- The two British soldiers who were freed by the british occupying forces in Basra were carrying explosives and allegedly responsible for some of the bombing in Iraq cities. This new allegation of british and alliance soldiers planting explosives against Iraqis in order to divide the country between Sunni and Shi'tes was leveled by a new alliance of Iraqis under the supervision of Sayed Moqtada al-sadr.

According to the allegation, the two British soldiers were arrested by Iraqi police in Basra after the soldiers were caught with explosives and other bomb timing devices.

Unconfirmed but widely believed throughout Iraq, foreign forces, including Israeli, American, British and Alzarqawi (Alqaeda in Iraq) all work together either in harmony or by incident to destabilize the status quo in Iraq, which may lead to a civil war, thus extending the need of the American presence in Iraq.

If confirmed, the allegation will create a new scandal and embarrassment to the Bush administration, especially, the killing of innocent civilians is instructed and directed by elements under the supervision of the occupation authority.

British forces had to evacuate a base in Basra earlier this week in order to calm the angry Iraqi demonstrators who accused some of its forces of planting bombs against civilians in order for the Iraqi parties to blame each other, and start a civil war.

More than a 100,000 civilians have been killed in Iraq since the U.S. President George W. Bush unjustifiably declared war against a sovereign country.