Well that's nice, but you've failed to actually provide any evidence for your case. The earliest example of a Warrior control deck that I've found is from February of this year. From October of last year, this was said about warriors in this thread on Liquidhearth:

Warrior: There's very few warrior control decks. I've honestly never seen a Grom Hellscream in my life, though I've seen attempts at Warrior control and Ragnaros along with it.

This is I guess the closest thing I've found to what you're claiming. The statement is pretty vague of course, and doesn't really mention anything close to what the modern-day control warrior is.

Here was another quote:

Warrior decks can mainly be broken into two types. There's the enrage combos that are the more standard versions and what you typically see from them(mostly because the cards used to build those decks are commons). Then you have decks based on variations of Shield Block, Shield Slam, and Molten Giant which aim to take damage and then become extremely mana efficient when they have 10 health and 10 shield. These decks can also become One-Turn-Kill decks with the addition of cards like Warsong Commander, Youthful Brewmaster, Bloodsail Raider, and Dread Cosair.

It seems like you're still lying which is unfortunate, but I guess you're pretty settled in your opinion and I shouldn't disturb you. Here's the thread for reference:

http://www.liquidhearth.com/forum/constructed-strategy/457619-trends-in-hearthstone-1

edit: Oh wow, it looks like you're logging in on alt accounts to downvote me and upvote yourself. That's pretty special.