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Birds of a Feather No Longer: Policy Split divides the "Aviary" UFO-Secrecy Group
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An investigative report by Dr. Richard J. Boylan detailing the alleged insider group known as 'The Aviary,' composed of high-security cleared defense and intelligence personnel who pooled UFO-related information under avian code names. The document explores the group's relationship with the Majestic-12 (PI-40) committee and outlines an internal ideological division between pro-disclosure proponents ('Good Guys') and secrecy hardliners ('Dark Side'). It includes an extensive dossier identifying rumored members, their code names, and their professional backgrounds across military, intelligence, and scientific sectors.
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note: because important websites are frequently "here today but gone tomorrow", the following was archived from http://www.drboylan.com/aviary2.html on January 22, 2002. This is NOT an attempt to divert readers from the aforementioned website. Indeed, the reader should only read this back-up copy if it cannot be found at the original author's site.
Birds of a Feather No Longer:
Policy Split divides the "Aviary" UFO-Secrecy Group
by Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D.
Since a time apparently in the 1970s, a number of individuals with extremely high security clearances -- who were working on various aspects of the UFO phenomenon -- began to interact with each other on a regular basis to pool the information each had from their highly-compartmented assignments. The objective was to coordinate data; see the big picture about UFOs and extraterrestrial contacts with Earth; and to use this privileged information pool to gain access to additional secret data, to understand the policies of the elite, hypersecret "Majestic-12" (MJ-12) UFO information-control and policy group, and to gain special influence through having this highly- privileged information.
This elite group (of perhaps 14 individuals) working in National Security assignments eventually gave themselves code-names, using mostly bird names. Collectively, they came to be called "The Aviary" (i.e., bird enclosure). A reader warning is in order: This affiliative network may exist as reported, or the accounts of this grouping may include disinformation generated by the Aviary themselves to obscure their membership.
The relationship of the Aviary to the MJ-12 (ultimate UFO information control and policy) Group is murky. It is the estimate of more than one UFO researcher that there is some overlap in membership -- meaning that MJ-12 has quietly infiltrated the Aviary to keep tabs on it and to keep it under control.
It has been reported by Dr. Steven Greer, Director of the Center for the Study of ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence (CSETI), that the MJ-12 Group is now designated as PI-40, [personal communication, January, 1995]. This hyper-classified group deals with the most sensitive compartmented information regarding extraterrestrials, and is so covert a Special Access Program that reportedly the President and Congress do not exercise control over PI-40 and only know of its existence through rumor.
Dick D'Amato -- National and International Security Specialist for Senator Robert Byrd, and a member of the National Security Council (NSC) in 1991 -- stated that UFO information should be released. But an incredibly powerful "black arm" of the Government has been keeping it secret and spending enormous sums of money illegally in this operation. D'Amato said that the NSC is trying to find out who these people are. [personal communication with Jesse Marcel, Jr., MD., Washington, D.C., 1991; as reported in "euphoria" - the Black Hills UFO Network Publication, 2:2, May, 1995.]
Ironically, the answer may be right under their noses. It is quite possible that PI-40 exists within a hyper-compartmented Special Access Program (SAP), yet with informal informational links to the
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An investigative report by Dr. Richard J. Boylan detailing the alleged insider group known as 'The Aviary,' composed of high-security cleared defense and intelligence personnel who pooled UFO-related information under avian code names. The document explores the group's relationship with the Majestic...