Here we examine an alleged presidential briefing document that Ms. Heather L. Wade, a host of the radio program 'Midnight in the Desert', received from an anonymous source in June 2017. The document was marked as "ULTRA TOP SECRET" and was outlining a secret government program regarding UFOs. This is now called 'the new MJ12 document' since its content was similar to the Eisenhower Briefing Document (a.k.a. MJ12 document) that surfaced in the 1980s. 'Midnight in the Desert' claimed, "at this time we can find no evidence of forgery" and was posting the document for all to be seen, but the revelation of the document raised suspicions from influential readers since some of the names in the document were taken from science fiction novels. Besides, the document is filled with factual errors: For example, Kirtland AFB is in New Mexico, not in Texas. Thus, this document is considered forged and is currently ignored by many UFO researchers. You will be naturally wondering whether it is reasonable to investigate it anymore. Thinking back, the Eisenhower Briefing Document (EBD) presented an overview of the Roswell incident in 1947 and the fact that a 12-member committee called Majestic-12 (MJ12) was created by President Truman to investigate it. This is why it has come to call the MJ12 document. However, the EBD has been shunned by many UFO researchers, because the FBI determined it to be done a forged document. Since then, the UFO community's repulsive reaction to the EBD was similar to the UFO taboo in the general public who calls the UFO a silly joke. Therefore, even within the UFO community, authority orthodox UFO researchers reign, and they have invoked another type of UFO taboo against contrary opinions. Thus, if you do not accept the authority who claims it was a forgery, you will be seen as heretical, and in extreme cases, you may be despised. As a result, the "Majestic-12 (MJ12) Committee" mentioned in this document has been also suspicious for a long time, but the subsequent UFO disclosure movement supports the existence of a secret committee consisting of 12 members called "MJTWELVE" within the U.S. government. From these facts, even if the MJ12 document itself is forged, it is presumed that what was called the MJ12 Committee once existed, and thus the repulsive reaction to "MJ12" has weakened considerably in the UFO community. This shows that it is not always a waste to examine the contents of an abandoned document.