Jeffrey Kaplan entertained (or was it annoyed?) us in message:   
      
   > I just rewatched "Believers" this past week, and a piece of dialog   
   > between the Plot Of The Week and G'Kar has stuck me as undefined, but   
   > traces back to "The Gathering".  When M'Ola and Tharg ask G'Kar to   
   > intervene on their behalf, they are appealing to his people's hatred of   
   > "the Earthers".   
   >    
   > Was it ever mentioned anywhere why the Narn hate the Humans at this   
   > point in the story?  The reason for the Narn's hatred of the Centauri   
   > is, of course, well established back to the pilot, as well as the   
   > strained relation between the Minbari and the Humans, but not this one.   
   >    
      
   Actually, hatred is stronger than the words actually used:   
      
           THARG   
         We thought that your dislike of   
         the Earthers would be enough.   
      
           G'KAR   
         Enough for us. Not for you. We   
         do not casually entangle ourselves   
         in troublesome situations.   
         Especially when there's nothing to   
         win. Unfortuantely, you are a   
         liability, not an asset.   
      
      
   I think the "dislike" comes from the fact that the Narn believe that the    
   Earthers (and some of the League) are allowing the Centauri to attack the    
   Narns, and not helping the Narns - I could be wrong in that, but that's    
   what I'd always assumed when I hear it.   
      
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