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Too bad you did not get a chance to learn Hebrew and Greek otherwise you would not have made so many fallacious statements. Even without knowledge of the original languages you still could consult Strong’s Concordance and you can see for yourself the error of your conclusions. But then again that may be too much work and would only cast doubt on your preconceived conclusions.
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It's funny how one Bible corrector comes along and says he knows so much better than the 47+ translators that worked on the KJV. Many of them learned Bible languages at a young age, and some of them knew many languages - yet one guy comes along with a Strong's Concordance (which gives basic definitions of words, but not tenses, etc.) and thinks he can correct the Bible. Sad!
I use my Concordance to give me definitions, so I can understand the English better, but not to attempt to retranslate the KJV again or to correct it in any way. What are we compared to those translators? Not much.