Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) Youth chief Joseph Entulu dares to dream the impossible dream of merging his party with Snap. It's a reality, not a dream. As we all know, the two parties have much in common and if they can see the light at the end of the tunnel and merge, it is good for all the Ibans or natives of Sarawak.

Just think of the number of Yang Berhormat (honourables) and members of parliament from these two parties — and together with the Iban YBs and MPs from Sarawak United People's Party and Pesaka-Bumiputra Bersatu — they can be quite a force if they all come under one umbrella. They can form the next government of Sarawak with the other components of Barisan Nasional.

It's a pity that the IbanYBs and MPs are from different parties. A lone Iban party, like a single stick, is easily bent!

It is not an impossible dream. East and West Germany are now reunited, East Timor's an independent country once again and apartheid is long gone in South Africa. Judging by these events, it is not impossible to unite the Ibans under one party.