Video Source: Joost
Video Added: Apr. 13, 2009 9:23PM
Video Description: In a distant galaxy, the planet Raghesh 3 is home to a peaceful agricultural colony of the alien Centauri race. An enemy race, the Narns, attacks the planet with a fleet of powerful warships. News of this outrage causes angry debate among the four alien ambassadors stationed aboard Babylon 5, a huge, politically neutral space station operated by the Earth Alliance. Londo Mollari (PETER JURASIK), the Centauri ambassador, accuses G'Kar (ANDREAS KATSULAS), the Narn representative, and his leaders of attempting to slaughter innocent farmers. G'Kar reminds Londo that the Centauri originally invaded the Narn stronghold on Raghesh 3 over a hundred years ago, and the Narns are simply reclaiming what they believe is rightfully theirs. Meanwhile, Commander Jeffrey Sinclair (MICHAEL O'HARE), leader of the Babylon 5 crew, investigates a series of attacks on cargo ships by space pirates. Assisted by Michael Garibaldi (JERRY DOYLE), his chief security officer, and Lieutenant Commander Susan Ivanova (CLAUDIA CHRISTIAN), Sinclair also maintains peace aboard Babylon 5 until the security council, including Minbari Ambassador Delenn (MIRA FURLAN) and the mysterious Vorlon Ambassador, Kosh Naranek (ARDWIGHT CHAMBERLAIN), can debate the Centauri problem. Londo is concerned for the safety of his nephew, Carn Mollari (PETER TRENCHER), a scientist stationed on Raghesh 3. Carn sends a message to the Babylon 5 security council, stating that his people requested Narn assistance to liberate their colony from Centauri's oppressive rule. Defending his nephew's loyalty, Londo insists that Carn was forced to make that statement by the Narns to discourage any intervention. But despite Londo's objection, the security council votes not to investigate the incident. Commanding Babylon 5's fighter squadron, Sinclair chases the space pirates away from the neutral sector. However, he captures a Narn adviser from the pirates' command ship and presents him to G'Kar. Sinclair accuses the Narns of selling weapons to the pirates and profiting from the pirates' random violent attacks. Sinclair also captures evidence of a monitored transmission between the Raghesh 3 invasion fleet and the Narn military command. It proves that Carn was forced to make his statement and confirms that the attack on the space colony was indeed a hostile takeover. Sinclair tells G'Kar to advise his leaders to withdraw the Narn forces from Raghesh 3 or he will present the evidence to the security council, which will prompt the other races to collectively retaliate against the Narns. G'Kar reluctantly complies, and peace is temporarily restored.

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