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He's been undead for nearly as long as he was alive. At this point, there is little he misses about being alive. He's made his peace with it.

tl;dr: He thinks that the One-Hundred were mages, not wizards, and tools of war, not figures to aspire to be; and that everything bad and terrible that's happened with magic and religion in human hands can be directly traced back to them, the Thalassian Magisters, and Thoradin.

The One-Hundred are the founders of human magic, but that's not all that great. They unleashed death and destruction and the Church feared and hated their power, which he sees as the patient zero of the Kirin Tor letting Kel'Thuzad off scot-free out of fear they might find out, and what followed.

In his view, they had no problem doing what the Arathi or the Elves might've told them to do. Humans that do not bend the knee? Any kind of protest or attempt of reform? Any sort of threat to power be it real, imagined, or harmless? Anything that deviates from the norm? Send them.

2) He has a lot of opinions about the Troll Wars and the One-Hundred, but about the latter in-specific, he thinks that they were strong mages, but that they were not wizards, since wizards are far more than the spells they cast. In his view, the One-Handred were folks turned into tools of war.

1) Sort of! He reached adulthood in the Second War and was the bastard son of a Lordaeronian marcherlord of Silverpine Forest, so while he did little fighting in it, his experience in the Second War was one of arcane research interrupted by constant siege warfare and skirmishes.

As a conclusion, after all that he has seen from them over the years, and the most recent stunt that killed more folks in Dalaran than the Fall of Dalaran in the Third War, he thinks that the Kirin Tor should be disbanded for good. There have been enough Kirin Tor antics for a good few millenia.

It doesn't make him look at them any more favourably considering his views on history on one side, and his point of view that the Kirin Tor had one of its leaders (Kel'Thuzad) directly cause the deaths of untold millions only for them to bubble up and float around like it isn't their business.