I assume you want World Peace as well? Remember what ever opening you play your opponent also chooses one. No opening is a forced win and you can't get everything you want out of an opening against a prepared player.
Your "dream" opening is not possible. I suggest you barrow down what you want.
Look at the Colle or the Trompowsky as White as possible suggestions.
I know very little about openings and always open with the Queen's Pawn if playing white. I want to find an unusual and little known opening that's also highly flexible that will complement my style of play.
I don't like playing shorter than 20 minute games and have absolutely no interest in blitz or quick games. Here is how I like to play from the opening:
I like to maximize board coverage while keeping pieces back. For example I like to advance a pawn that opens up the bishop's and queen's diagonal simultaneously. I like to drastically increase my board coverage with minimal moves like that. Although I don't mind assuming a defensive posture early on I want high potential mobility so I can strike quickly. I like to pick off pieces and am a primarily a tactical player as opposed to strategic. I also really have no qualms about bringing my Queen out early if its safe. I like to free up the back row and get my rooks into action as soon as possible as well. I also like the opponent not knowing which side I will castle on (so like to delay castling).
And in addition to all this, I want to counter everything the opponent does early on and keep him from mobilizing and limit his options.
Finally, I hate the end game, and have no desire to get into a piece-trading war of attrition (although I don't mind at all trading Queens if necessary.)
So, any openings experts out there?