The term even penetrated into the commentary of the "Wall Street Journal". First use in the "Journal" was 1960 in an article on the Brookings Report commissioned by NASA, studying the possible social effects of the discovery of extraterrestrial life. The "Journal" commented that they thought the report overly pessimistic, assuming that "the little green men with the wiggly antennae" would be hostile. Another "Journal" use of the term occurred in 1968 in an editorial on a planned Congressional investigation of UFOs. The writer sarcastically asked how they planned to subpoena "a little green man". In 1969, they commented that the Condon Committee UFO study commissioned by the Air Force was a waste of money. The editorial stated that even if they did prove that "UFOs were people with little green men", what were we supposed to do about it?