I am just saying that Ulic was a VERY strong man, perhaps greater than Kun in the brute, muscular, bodybuilding, weightlifting scheme of things. he shattered a damn axe with a puny little dagger.
How about you take a closer look?
Hm. It appears the so-called "dagger" was actually an axe in itself. Looks like you're full of it.
This is, of course, not to mention that Mandalore's axe never breaks. Looks like you're full of it, yep.
Exar Kun crushed some dude's skull, with what appears to be with the aid of sith alchemy (the orbs on his hands were glowing, the senator's head was seething with smoke). I dont know in Star Wars, but in real life, if you are crushing someone's skull, smoke will NOT be coming from their ears. It had to have been alchemy.
Wow. First, you don't even know what Sith alchemy even is.
I'll enlighten you: it was a method by which Sith Lords like Sadow and Kun changed the shapes and forms of living creatures, to create "beasts of war, malformed servants of death."
Second of all, would you mind pointing out the panel in which you see smoke rising from the Chancellor's head?
Looks like you're seeing things that aren't there. Better get your eyes examined.
So other than the fact that the amulet (orb? wtf? Orbs are spherical, 3d. Not circular, 2d) glowed when Kun started using the Chancellor as a puppet, you've nothing to suggest that Kun used any sort of unnatural means to enhance his physical strength to the point at which he could lift another being over his own shoulder with his arm extended and dig his fingers into said being's skull for a grip.
All you have is the coincidence that his amulet began to glow before he did it.
Ad hoc, ergo propter hoc is a logical fallacy. Try again.