[aNYCguy]

A bacterial flagellum is a motorized system the size of a virus with more power than a NASCAR engine.

You don't do yourself any favors by showing that you don't know what "power" means. And no, your statement's not true under any reasonable non-technical interpretation of the word, either.

There are no examples of such complexity being a result of anything but intelligence.

This is simple question-begging. The bacterial flagellum is itself an example of such complexity coming from natural processes.

[papertyger]

The bacterial flagellum is itself an example of such complexity coming from natural processes.

Again, your reasoning is circular, thus unusable. You are assuming that which is in question.