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Bet Morten is selling ticket to the Voronezh spat.

Though as I recall, the Templor bomb was tailor made to use scismic instability.

Actually the smallest planet killer was in Wing Commander 3, that think a fighter could carry.

Branmer is in a bit of pickle between the likely terms of the peace, and the need to prepare for the Shadows. I'm going to enjoy seeing how he manages this.

Now why do I see a certain two fighter pilots being brought aboard for interrorgation?

Vorlons, helpful? More likely the Vorlons will speak in riddles with everyone scratching their heads trying understand what they just said. Seriously, the Vorlons might not be all that displeased at the Minbari learning how unprepared for the Shadows they are.

Am I the only one who sees Gar'shan's hand in all of this?

It will be good to see the more positive aspects of Psi Corps, and I certainly will enjoy seeing the Minbari with some of the internal problems.

Nice setup for a Minbari Battle of The Line. Branmer's greatest battle. And we have Sinclair tossed into the mix as a bonus. What's not to like?

Oh I like this, the Minbari have no idea what is coming.

Yeah, you have me awaiting the next installment with anticipation.

Very much so, and it makes her all the more terrifying none the less. Honestly, the Grey Council is completely outclassed in dealing with this. Branmer, how frustrating for him as he tries to explain this.

Classic Jha'dur , she always has her own agenda, does things for her own reasons. I like that the EA is fully aware of this, but doesn't care given what the alternative is.

Which is a bit ironic given the whole teeps uber alas shtick. All the effort at selective breeding when The should have been encouraging mixing with, and breeding with mundanes as much as possible, spreading telepathic potential far, and wide. Perhaps that now will change.

Agreed, which would happen if Sinclair is taken as in the OTL. Same result, changed circumstances.

And now the circumstances are skued all to hell. It might still take Sinclair being taken for the Council to finally end the war though.

Which the Council needs to address. It remains to be seen if they can act like leaders.

Still, it all comes down to the Council, and if they've decided to use their extra brain cells. Can they see past wounded pride?

I think Branmer can turn the war into a grinding battle of attrition that sets the stage for if not peace, at least a cease fire. The question is does the council take advantage of this?

The bottom line is that the Boneheads assumed their ways were understood by all. Only Dukhat understood the mistake, and tried to correct it.