Advanced white race, inspired TV series

Much loved TV series, The Champions, there's more behind it than you dreamt possible.
When America's Admiral Byrd met the advanced white race -
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hitler sent a research team to Tibet in search of a lost advanced white race. He later sent state of the art submarines to the Antarctic. At least one submarine captain did have some contact with tthe Q, known in UFO lore as the tall whites. Putting it mildly, the Q were negative on nazi ideology.

Through decoding at Betchley Park, the Brtish knew the Germans were sending subs to the Antarctic and were super puzzled. the Brits couldn't spare submarines or any proper boats. They sent a reconditioned boat, and a collection of volunteer eccentric and former agents types to the Antarctic to find out what the hell the Germans were up to. Staggeringly, the Q spoke to the British eccentrics as well. Saying we like you a lot better than the Germans, but we want you to clear off. When they got back, the British higher ups in intellligence they thought the eccentrics had gone even madder, or been affected by the stress of the mission or the extreme cold.

The Russians, the forerunnner of the old KGB, callled the NKVD also somehow managed to piece together that the Germans had gone to Tibet and the Antarctic. After the war, in 1946, the American Admiral Byrd went to the Antarctic, and got something of a grand tour of one the Qs cities.

Britains Ian Fleming, who wrote James Bond, was actuallly a British agent during the war. James Bond was based on four real life agents, one of those being Ian Fleming himself, and another one callled Reillly.

Fleming knew all the crazy stories about the Q, but wouldn't go near it. He was happy to do Bond. Another writer connnected to British intelligence, and a good friend of Fleming did dare to tackle it though, and created TV series The Champions.. Flemmming was flabbergasted, but the writer said who is ever going to believe some of the inpsiration behind it.

It's not known what exactly the Russians and the Americans thought of The Champions. Possibly some humour at the audacity of the Brtiish mixed with some anxiety.

Madam Blavatsky and her Theosophy school of thought, and with many of the others, it is all based on philosophy mixed with some truths. But it is all positive or at least neutral. It has nothing at alll to to with the insane and utterly evil nazi race theories. In the TV series, The Champions were the good guys, and the good woman. Although the real Q are telepathic, they may not have alll of the powers The Champions had, and they may not have been able to pass them on to more conventional humans. A lot of the wonder of the Q is based on high technology, even the inter dimensional realm where they hide and live. The Q would be puzzled to be callled supernatural, and they are uncomfortable with the idea of being callled a superior race. The Q have actuallly seen the TV series The Champions and they like it.