For weeks, Arlene Foster's support for a bill which she presented to the Assembly as dull and technical, then rushed through under emergency provisions has baffled many of her colleagues, rivals and observers.
This week Gerry Adams said on BBC Radio Ulster Talkback that John Hume understood republicans, and the Sinn Fein politician seemed to imply that this lessened his opposition to them.
The announcement by Michael Gove and Brandon Lewis yesterday far from being good news for Northern Ireland business is confirmation that the commitments from the Tories that there would be no border impeding internal UK trade were worthless.
'Speaking well of the dead' gives a new generation a version of John Hume that reflects badly on his Protestant neighbours, for it means implying ill of the other tradition.
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