Slightly misleading perhaps but not false.
You have your own interpretation of what Rory said.
Others are entitled to make their own interpretation.
Rory said..
I would expect Britain to lead an international effort… to work out how we can provide safe passage and asylum for Afghans who want to leave. But be in no doubt: we are talking about many many millions of people.
My interpretation of what he said is as follows.
Whe he uses the word 'we' he is referring to Britain, as to my knowledge Rory Stewart is a British MP and AFAIK he has no authority to speak on behalf of the rest of the world.
So despite100% undeniable evidence, verifiable by everybody who listens to his words you still think you can get away with
"Rory said..
I would expect Britain to lead an international effort"
No
He
Did
Not.
He said something different.
His words were not as you represent.
You may think it doesnt matter, but it shows that you have no interest in accurately reporting what he said but instead want, right from the start, to twist it to suit your ideology.
The question he was asked, was, verbatim:
"Just finally, Rory, you, just to recap, you are saying are you that we have a moral duty to resettle Afghans who want to come here, where, where would you draw the line, what are your, what is your thinking about, you know, how we do that. "
And in his reply, he immediately said that we have to make this an international effort. He said we should lead,
with other nations. He said we should be working
with [many other nations] to see how we can provide asylum for Afghans who want to leave. He referenced what happened after the end of the Vietnam war where people who wanted to leave were granted asylum in a number of different countries.
So when he indicated that he thought we should work with other countries to see how we can provide asylum you think that a valid interpretation is that we should be working with other countries to see how Britain can provide asylum?
I know that people like you are often very bad at thinking, but
really?
If we take your "interpretation" and change his words to make it explicit, you think he meant
"
Well, practically we have to make this an international effort, so I would expect Britain to lead, with other nations, remember there were at any time over 40 different NATO nations on the ground, so we should be working with France, with Germany, Scandinavia, with the US, with Canada, with Australia, and others, as in fact happened after the Vietnam war, to work out how Britain can provide safe passage and asylum for Afghans who want to leave."
Really?
Remember what I said about an explanation which would survive its first contact with logical analysis?
Lets have one.
Lets have an explanation from you of why if he meant
Britain should take all the Afghans who want to leave we would need to work with dozens of other countries to work out how
Britain can provide asylum? If
Britain was providing safe passage and asylum what would we need to "work out" with other countries?
Please explain.
If we didnt work it out properly, do you think that other NATO countries would refuse to allow us to offer asylum? Please explain.
If we didnt work it out properly with these other NATO nations how Britain would provide safe passage, do you think these other NATO countries would shoot down British planes or sink British ships? Please explain.
If he meant for Britain to take all the Afghans who want to leave, why did he mention Vietnam, when the people in a similar situation there went to a number of different countries. Please explain.
Alternatively admit that you were wrong, and that what he meant was that there were lots of countries involved in Afghanistan along with us and we all bear a shared responsibility to help the Afghans who want to leave and we should all work together to find a way to provide that help.