The Avi Loeb/Galileo Project blunder(s)?

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Reading that The [Avi Loeb] Galileo Project just added Jacques Vallee to its roster, as it also added Luis Elizondo and Chris Mellon, puts the pending scientific agenda for UFO (or UAP) research as part of a grander search or evaluation of extraterrestrial life in the cosmos in a quasi-questionable state.
 
I like, as you know, all those named above; they appear to be estimable, honest men of high integrity and honor.
 
(Even Jacques Vallee’s Trinity flaw may be considered a dementia-like foray into folly rather than a hubristic mistake bordering on malfeasance or sheer madness.)
 
But gathering a clot of UFO believers with an ET bias (consciously or unconsciously) strikes me as a tick outside scientific objectivity.
 
Sure, all views should be heard but Professor Loeb seems hell-bent on shoving the ET overview upon whatever materials and thoughts derive from his Project’s efforts.
 
There’s no way to stop the thrust of the Galileo thing at this point. But I’d just like to be on the wayward record out here in the academic boonies with my take on this seeming muck-up.
 
RR