I declare the state of permanent happiness and the right of everyone to all privileges. I say that suffering is a sacrilegious thing when there are roses and white bread for everyone. I dispute the legitimacy of wars, the justice that kills and the death that punishes, the consciences that sleep at the bottom of their beds, the civilization in the arms of the mercenaries. I watch this aging century die. A different world will be reborn from its ashes. But it is no longer enough to simply wait for it. I have waited too long, I want it now. May my wife be beautiful every hour of the day, without having to hide under the lighthouse. And that it is no longer said to postpone the desire I have for her and to make love to her. May our sons be men, not adults. And may they be what we wanted to be in the past. May we be brothers, comrades and accomplices. Instead of being two generations insulting each other. May our fathers finally be able to emancipate themselves and take the time to caress their wives. After a whole life of sweat and tears, and between wars that were not worth it, I declare the state of permanent happiness. Without words with music. Without waiting for the messianic times to come. Without it being voted in any parliament. I say that from now on we will be responsible. We will not account to anyone and nothing. And we will transform chance into destiny. Alone on board and without a master and without God and without God. And if you want to come, go through the gateway. There is room for everyone and everyone. But we still have a long way to go to see a new star shine. I declare the state of permanent happiness.