Hearthpwn

Minions. Thats what you usually use. 

Consider this for a moment:

I created a deck
I am making that deck public for others to use and try out
I am patiently trying to help those who are not having as much success with the deck as others.
I am willing to offer advice and tips where possible to help others enjoy the deck.

That hardly seems like trolling to me. 
There are minions in the deck. All minions can be used to fill the board.
It is not a "zoo" deck, so you won't have endless minions to play (which seems to be where your confusion lies here). It is not a deck that relies on steamrolling the opponent with minions. Instead, you should use the minions you have to keep the pressure on the opponent each turn (also known as tempo-flooding). The resources are there in the deck. You just need to use them patiently and in a considered manner to reach the end goal.

In fairness though, it's maybe not a deck for everyone to be able to use. If you are used to aggro decks that play out your hand and expect the deck to refill your hand the next turn, it won't work for you. This deck requires a little more skill than that to play.

How come?
Some details would maybe help us figure out what went wrong. 
I've not been beaten once by a paladin with this deck yet, so I wonder if I can offer some thoughts on how you can do that. Just need to know what you struggled with first.

For Warlock, see my reply to Razor below.

Well, I went on a 12-0 streak in Diamond (which got me the achievement finally) in a meta that is currently 70-80% Paladin decks (I probably faced 5+ paladins on the way). So I don't know what else to tell you on that one.
You may believe whatever you choose. :-)
But the deck works if played correctly.

Hmm. I'm not sure about making a video, as I don't really have the equipment for that sort of thing. (Or, probably more truthfully, the time to make it - family man, etc etc).
But I'm more than happy to try and give some tips on how to play it and dealing with different situations that come up.

Having the right cards at the right time is a tricky one, mostly because I suppose that relies heavily on RnG in your favour to an extent. That said, there are also ways to improve this for yourself. While every situation is different (and there may be some times that it is simply not going to go in your favour - it happens), I have found that you need to try and judge when to use clearances etc. Don't rush to clear the board every turn, especially if the damage incoming is low and you can delay another turn.

Look to remove primary danger targets when they appear (like that windfury murloc, etc).

A heal-heavy deck is going to prove tricky, but what I have found that works against Warlock is simply flood the board (within reason - don't empty your hand on one turn. Be aware of their removal). 
If you maintain a constant amount of little pressure, they struggle to know when to board wipe, and that trickle of damage will kill them in the end as they get within burst range. 
Also, most low-skilled warlock players have a habit of spamming that Hero Power which is a death trap against decks like this.

If there's any other help I can offer, let me know.
Maybe I will see if I can find some time to do a video on this at the weekend perhaps, after all. Will see. :-)

More than happy to help! Good luck with the deck and have fun! :-)

I can say that if I have a Primordial Studies on turn 1, and Lady Vash appears, I always, and I mean ALWAYS take here for a solid turn 2 play.

I think she would find a good place in this deck as well if needed - you could ditch the Thalnos perhaps? 
I would certainly consider slotting her in for a turn.

That said though, she's not a "must-have" and that's possibly why I have sort of left her out for now.

Quote from Ravzar>>

The acidic swamp ooze isn't needed. That needs to go.

Hmm - I have personally found them a Godsend against decks like Secret Paladin, and recently for Frenzy Warrior, myself. 

The deck has no card draw, but that isn't your fault.

It does have some card draw, such as BloodMage Thalnos, however I have honestly found it not to be necessary most of the time. Usually card draw is required for fast-cycling of the deck, which is not really needed in this deck since you often have things to work with as long as you use your resources wisely.

You probably also don't want primordials but rather taleon fordring in order to pull your prime, because that's about all the draw you have. The problem with primordial is 8 drop minions arnt insanely good like 5 drops, but they are alright.

The benefit of the Primordial is less in the 8-drop it provides than the fact that it tutors out the 8-mana life-replenishing god-card. It has single-handedly won me almost every game against token or aggro decks. The extra 8-drop is really just a win-more and it would still be good even if it just drew me the card, to be fair.