Brexit

>>130405861
75% chance of soft brexit, based on signals that senior Tories are giving (we'll do what's best for the economy and jobs, the election results mean we have to reconsider brexit, etc.).
This percentage could go up if the Tories get rid of May, since she's one of the few in the party who probably wants a hard brexit.

britcucks are going down
new pakistan confirmed

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>>130405861

>What's /pol/'s predictions of the outcome of Brexit?

A Norway-style EEA type arrangement that the British government will sell as just a "temporary transition deal".
In reality it will be permanent. Hard Brexiteers will probably end up totally humiliated.

it's not going to happen

The EU will collapse within the next 5 years.

>>130405861
Hi Nigel.
If you come back we might be ok.