It's not so much that you're wrong but that your arguments are all both highly situational and nigh inconsequential.
During KS the damage from Wound Poison will at the very least be competitive, especially considering we're talking about maybe 3 casts in an entire bossfight. Don't forget that you usually keep dps-ing the same target after KS so you won't need FoK to keep up your stacks.
Deadly Throw is even more of a maybe than FoK, there is currently NO situation in which you might have cps on a target and with no Redirect target. Furthermore, such cps can often be used to jump-start your SnD or even start a Recuperate in high damage situations.
Thrown could net you an advantage but only in a select few fights and, again, Wound will be competitive.

The last thing to keep in mind is that poisons simply aren't horrifically important to Combat Rogues. The damage output is significant, yes, but the dps advantage of 4 (if that) extra DP applications over the course of a bossfight is going to number in the .01% range.

Based on recent posts, I was under the impression that Time is Money and Berserking were changed to affect energy regen. It appears this is not true based on your screenshots, I will confirm both myself tonight and update accordingly, thanks I apologize for the confusion.

Berserking was tested and found to include energy regen a few months ago. I have not heard the same for Time is Money.

Yes, it's behaving a little peculiarly. If you make a level 1 troll rogue and cast berserking, your haste goes to 20%, your attack speed increases accordingly, and your energy regen increases to 12, up from 10. However, if you make a goblin rogue, you see that its haste is +1%, and the attack speed is increased properly, but energy regen is still 10.00, whereas you'd expect to see it at 10.10. Even though both of them increase "haste," it seems as though trolls get real haste, but goblins still just get attack speed.

It's an old change, but nobody really noticed. Orcs are still best with an axe when you can get one. The difference is still minor, but it's your 25 bucks so it's your decision how much you care.

How minor is the difference between trolls and orcs?
Taking into consideration that the torll uses Shatterskull Bonecrusher, and orcs use Gatecrasher, both Heroic.
Wouldn't the mace win out by giving more haste?

More so, as combat rogues get more and more haste on gear, wouldn't that also decrease the value of the troll racial? My thought process is that, currently in 6/7H gear 2 trinket procs. AR, tricks haste buff and numerous other raid buffs we have a hard enough time not energy capping. This is what Ive seen as an orc. I personally couldn't see being able to get the most out of the troll racial with the current haste available.

I did some very rough math in the SQSA thread. In BiS T12 gear, the difference for combat works out to about 180 dps on 30k.

So a little under 1/3 of a percent. And that's without accounting for the likely hood that you'll energy cap. So yes, they're the "strongest" horde race. But not by a commanding amount.

Unless the boss is a "beast", in which case you're looking at that 5% bonus...which is pretty dramatic.

Recently I've been running Subtlety/Combat (single target and cleave fights respectively, obviously). I only recently noticed that when switching between specs you do not lose your current combat points. I.E.- You can approach any fight in subtlety to build up 5 pre-fight combo points on the target, then switch to Combat and retain the 5 combo points for an immediate 5pt SnD upon pulling. Just an interesting little fact that I recently noticed.

This has been going on for a long, long time. I try not to advertise it too much because I'd hate to see Blizz hotfix this away. That initial SnD will carry you through your entire first set of Insights.

You simple do not use RvS after you gained 2 CPs (from 3 to 5). Doing so will be a dps loss.