Not it was not a dream when Jacques Chirac (Prime Minister: 1975) said: “In international law, first of all, it is constant that the territories which reach independence preserve the borders which they had under the colonial statute. France, always respectful of these rules, could not in fact derogate from it. » ?

Not it was not a dream when Valery Giscard d’Estaings chair French Republic said: “It is a population which is homogeneous, in which there is not practically settlement of French origin, or a very limited settlement. Is it reasonable to imagine that part of the archipelago becomes independent and that an island, whatever the sympathy which one can test for his inhabitants, preserves a different statute? I believe that should be accepted contemporary realities. The Comoros are a unit; it is natural that their fate is common”

Not it was not a dream when François Mitterrand, president of the French Republic said: “The law separating Mayotte from the Comoros is an unjust law”

Not it was not a dream when Michel Rocard (French Prime Minister) said: “Taking into consideration international law, the administration of Mayotte by France is illegal”

Yes, I you say it well that we have to face a great power, I however make a dream. A dream deeply anchored in the Comorian dream. I dream that one day, our nation will rise to live truly its creed: “The four plain Comorian islands” I dream that tomorrow, France will put myself in conformity with their international obligations, thus avoiding so many the sufferings to the Comorian people. I dream that one day the visa of death will be removed to make it possible to the Comorian people to circulate freely between the Comoro Islands. I dream that one day the lagoon of Mayotte will not be polluted any more by human corpses I dream that Mayotte will not be any more one ground of impunity for the authors of the most serious violations of the human rights. An impunity which accentuates instability in the Comoros. I dream that one day a Head of Comorian State will receive his French counterpart with Mayotte to speak about the sincere bilateral relations and without back thought.

Not, I did not dream when I heard on November 9, 09, at 3 days of the 34ème birthday of the admission of the Comoros to the Nations French president Nicolas Sarkozy, statement: “If I am happy here to be, it is that the fall of the Berlin Wall sounds today like a call, a call to us all to fight oppressions, to cut down the walls who, throughout the world, still divide cities, territories, people” Not, I do not have dream when I intended the president of the French Republic to be delighted by the realization of the dream of the Berliners: “Berliner On November 9, 1989, you them, you upset the world by carrying out your dream which was a dream of freedom”

Lastly, I dream that I do not dream.