From YouTube.com user: warren25smash

I've got to give warren25smash credit. He's so passionate about his ideas, you can't help but get captivated by his intensity almost immediately. Be forewarned, though, warren25smash does not keep his commentary PG, but his clear-cut, unapologetic opinions on the blatant stupidity behind many worldwide current events is like a breath of fresh air amidst the media blitz that tends to skew, distort and sometimes outright ignore so much of what goes on in the world today.

Think Ali-G without the comedy shtick, and you've got warren25smash. Already a popular hit with YouTubers, Warren posts his opinions multiple times a day on a wide variety of issues, including gay porn, terrorism, corporate abuse, police brutality, the War in Iraq, and everyone's favorite: taxes. Nothing is held sacred, and that, ultimately, is what gives warren25smash such charm and intrigue when you watch his stuff.

Of course, underlying all the ranting and raving marks some very astute and incredibly intelligent commentary on the state of world affairs. Listen to what he has to say- and he has quite a lot to say at that, but if you listen, you'll find yourself nodding along to his demands for justice in a world bred to adhere to the contrary.

And be sure to keep up with him, too- warren25smash posts new comments up more than once a day- if you like getting your news from a source that's a little spicier than CNN, warren25smash might just be your guy.

In the video clip above, Cowboy Leaders and Gangsta Troops, warren25smash runs through a series of topics, focusing mainly on the War, and drawing a clever parallel between the rules of war being displayed by the US in Iraq, to the rules of the "Gangsta" that he recently heard in a song sung by the famous US-based rapper, 50 Cent. Warren asks why our governments aren't focusing on the things that really matter to the physical development of the human race, like cleaning up the water supply of third world countries or focusing on cleaning up the wreckage that still pervades most of the Louisiana shoreline. This topic eventually segues into a conversation about economy and the nature of big business.

Warren25smash goes in so many different directions in this video that you're simply blown away by the intelligence behind his arguments. Even if you disagree with some of his points of view, you have to respect and admire his passion, insights, and diverse knowledge of current events.

Labels: Iraqi War, police brutality, politics, Stephanie Hagopian, warren25smash