On the contrary, it is very much the point, even if you don't want it to be.

The fact that embryos have resemblances to each other is not in dispute. It is also a fact that human embryos go through a stage of having tails and pharyngeal pouches. You seem to be saying that because evolutionists want to study these things, they must agree that Haeckel was right. This is illogical.

What's more, it is also not in dispute that hox genes "blueprint" an embryo's development. You can deny the existence of hox genes and their function if you want but that doesn't mean their reality is going to disappear.

Most of your language here is nothing but the usual bluster about how you think it's so funny that scientists can believe any of this. Why don't you try reading up on the facts with an open mind rather that exclaiming "Ha! Those evolutionism-ists are up to their silly tricks again!" You never know, you might actually learn something about how the world works.