Sure, the UFO phenomenon has some stigma attached. But it’s a mystery worthy of government attention, particularly amid the rising threats we do know about.
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Three boys take part in a UFO Sky Tours in the desert outside Sedona, Ariz., in 2013.
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Sure, sure, there was last year’s intelligence report and this year’s congressional hearing. But you really know that UFOs/UAPs are having a moment when they turn up in the Financial Times’ storied Lex column — albeit in a piece that has a faint but unmissable “crazy American” subtext and is a touch disapproving.
Lex:
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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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Sure, sure, there was last year’s intelligence report and this year’s congressional hearing. But you really know that UFOs/UAPs are having a moment when they turn up in the Financial Times’ storied Lex column — albeit in a piece that has a faint but unmissable “crazy American” subtext and is a touch disapproving.
Lex:
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About the Author
Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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