What has the future got in store for the UK since their separation from the EU is inevitable? Isolation...

What has the future got in store for the UK since their separation from the EU is inevitable? Isolation? A plunge into greater economic deprivation? A road back to membership?

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Trump will make a good deal with the UK and they'll become a true vassal state of America voluntarily.

That would be unprecedented.

They form a new commonwealth but only with canausnz and federalize. Then remove all shitskins. Restore Canada's flag to the red ensign and become a major global power with a military budget of 5% of GDP.

The EU should get some balls and tax the shit out of them until their economy collapses and the bongs beg us to come back.
Angl*s should get a franco-german lesson

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I think the Canadians are far too attached to their defining leaf by now

And of course, they wouldn't stand with such a stratified society where one ethnic group hold supreme over the concerns of others, it goes against our own egalitarian ideals, and respect for the commonality of law.

Probably become a geographic and economic go-between for the EU and US. Closer links to the Commonwealth and developing economies. Still committed to NATO and the occasional Middle Eastern adventure. 2bh, basically very little will change other than the EU loses a member but retains a close economic and military ally.

A new government will be voted in on the platform of rejoining the EU. They will eat the humble pie.

The UK is different from the other European states in that they don't fully identify as European. As such, they'll maintain some cooperation with Europe, while maintaining distance and concerns further abroad

Scotland secession.