I can see myself still being an atheist and probably against feminism and big government.
This is going to be considered a conservative mindset in years to come considering the general political atmosphere is moving strictly against this, almost on a worldwide scale. The personal is political, etc. just makes no sense to me.

In Israel, fighting along side freedom, the end of Palestine and hopefully the middle east.

Definitely support feminism for the goy, open borders for everyone below us, multiculturalism is good, it is just not for Israel.

10 years ago, I would have been called a liberal.

Now, even though I'm moderate, liberals accuse me of being a wing-nut.

5 years from now, they will call me fascist.

Religiously, I'll probably be the same.

...living in a small village on the coast of Ireland , playing darts and sipping warm beer every night at the local pub .

I assume I will still be a theist and independent leaning left.

Impossible to say, other than that my political views will still be guided by compassion and a desire to help out those less fortunate than myself. I've been all over the map in the past 5 years religiously so there's no way to know where that will end up. But I will probably still be quite liberal in my political leanings.

celebrating the 5th year anniversary of you asking me this question.

Getting high and getting by.

I get more cynical about religion daily, particularly Christianity (I'm most familiar with it, being raised in a conservative Christian family). Right now I would still identify as Christian, but I might be an athiest after the next 5 years, or at least a thiest or something. But who knows.

Politically I'll still likely identify as a communal anarchist, I don't really see that changing much. Right now I'm most focused on environmental, social justice and feminist issues.