The Blink-182 guy is failing to persuade people about UFOs

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/the-blink-182-guy-is-failing-to-persuade-people-about-ufos
Established in 2017, To The Stars Academy is a shareholder-based organization focused on the research and technological exploitation of unidentified aerial phenomena (a.k.a. UFOs). But where some see a cutting-edge team pushing the frontiers of scientific knowledge, others see a hare-brained investment scheme of uncertain form. What's the truth?
The group is closest to being described as a cutting-edge team, but there are a couple of concerns that show critiques of it being hare-brained are reasonable.
One issue on the problematic front is that TTSA's founder, former Blink-182 star Tom DeLonge, is less bound to the data than his colleagues. This undercuts DeLonge's better work and that of TTSA's impressive leadership team. That team includes Steve Justice, a 31-year veteran of Lockheed Martin's elite "Skunk Works," Luis Elizondo, who headed up the Pentagon's research effort into unidentified aerial phenomena, and Hal Puthoff, long a key figure in experimental science. Those individuals enable TTSA to research the UFO issue in a scientific manner and with utility for technological advancement.