From: turbomc@comcast.net   
      
   Unless the Vorlons have foreknowledge of the Sinclair/Valen connection   
   (which they most likely do) and this was their way of trying to take direct   
   control of the situation by comandeering Sinclair and taking him to Vorlon   
   Homeworld, thereby overseeing his transition personally.   
      
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   "Andrew Swallow"  wrote in message   
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   > "Mac Breck"  wrote in message   
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   > [snip]   
   > >   
   > > The point where the Vorlon fleet had charged its weapons and was aiming   
   at   
   > > B5 in "The Gathering" was a low point for me.  One Vorlon Transport   
   could   
   > > have destroyed B5 with ease.  The trouble was that the Earthers didn't   
   > know   
   > > that.  Takashima says "Tell 'em to get stuffed."  Yeah right.    
   > If   
   > > only she knew how much overkill that fleet was.   
   > >   
   > This scene does not make sense unless the Vorlons are   
   > showing all the races that they "Have power equal to the Shadows".   
   >   
   > If the Vorlons wanted to help Kosh they should have told the   
   > humans to return Kosh to his ship - so that he could be flown   
   > back to Vorlon Prime.   
   >   
   > For a secretive race the Vorlons are in too much of a hurry to   
   > arrest Sinclair.  To try him they would have to show an enemy   
   > their home planet - a very obvious act of premeditated   
   > espionage.  Kosh is still alive so they do not know if the   
   > charge is murder or attempted murder.  They have only   
   > got the human's word that the deed was committed by   
   > Sinclair, an anonymous witness is not a good source.   
   > Also a delay of say 6 months may be a long time to humans   
   > but will only be a short delay to a long lived race like   
   > the Vorlons.   
   >   
   > Andrew Swallow   
   >   
      
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