  There has been a recent spate of papers on the Cosmic Horizon, an apparently
fundamental, although unrecognised, property of the universe. The
misunderstanding of this horizon, it is claimed, demonstrates that our
determination of the cosmological makeup of the universe is incorrect, although
several papers have pointed out key flaws in these arguments. Here, we identify
additional flaws in the most recent claims of the properties of the Cosmic
Horizon in the presence of phantom energy, simply demonstrating that it does
not act as a horizon, and that its limiting of our view of the universe is a
trivial statement.
