It's hard to see what part of your post applies to any of mine.
I might add that I rather disagree with your generalizations.
Do you really want information? If so, start with the basic compilation of citations on Patrick Henry's home page. Note that in the footnotes of a great many of the listed articles, there are references to sources, such as journals, texts, articles, papers, and original research data. The material available to someone with even a casual interest is voluminous, and not at all difficult to find.
But in my experience, no amount of data or evidence will ever suffice. It will be dismissed with a wave of the hand, and the painfully juvenile pap from some creationist website will be tossed up as the "silver-bullet" that slays evolution.
I should think you would expect some mockery under the circumstances. Making a silly claim that there is no published literature documenting evolutionary observations, in the face of a veritable sea of such literature, invites the suggestion that you are willfully ignorant.
It is truly a wonder that you have reached this point in your life without ever showing the slightest interest in nature or science itself. You have even reached your age and societal status without acquiring the slightest bit of an education in even "popular" science. But you persist in assuming that it must be someone else's fault that you're considered ignorant even for an inbred, illiterate, backwoods, pigfarmer!
And further, somehow, it's our fault that we can't, or won't, break down a lifetime's learning into 15-second soundbites for you? That we can't pound facts into your head while you simultaneously deny they even exist?
Call us when you wake up from your dream of Fantasyland. No, wait, don't wake up - you should be preserved as a warning to little children who don't do their homework - AAAARGH! This could be you!