Tag Archives: Catgirl

Scientists Set Foundation for Genetically Engineered Prehistoric Catgirls

Posted on January 27, 2017 by The Political Hat

     Despite attacks from science-adverse politicians, scientists have already laid the ground work for seminal genetic engineering, as well as support from the government. Now, scientists are ready to turn back the clock on evolution itself with a little bit of … Continue reading →

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     Posting will be light this week.  Off with family to enjoy the WorldCon in Kansas City.      Meanwhile, here is “Cat-Women of the Moon” from 1953… Tweet

Posted on August 16, 2016 by The Political Hat | Comments Off on Light Posting due to WorldCon

Federal Government to Fund Creation of Catgirls

Posted on August 13, 2016 by The Political Hat

     The National Institute of Health planning to lift its moratorium on funding that could lead to the development of catgirls: “The federal government announced plans Thursday to lift a moratorium on funding of certain controversial experiments that use human stem … Continue reading →

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Scientists Take First Step Towards Creating Catgirls

Posted on January 23, 2016 by The Political Hat

     Scientists have taken the first step towards scientific breakthroughs that could lead to the creation of catgirls who are cat-human hybrids, though they haven’t gone down that avenue… yet: “Braving a funding ban put in place by America’s top health … Continue reading →

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The War on Catgirls

Posted on February 27, 2015 by The Political Hat

     If a Georgia lawmaker gets his way, genetically engineering catgirls for domestic ownership will be illegal.  Not specifically catgirls, but any combination of DNA from human and non-human sources: “A state lawmaker wants to prevent research in Georgia that could … Continue reading →

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