The French only fought because the British (who were not in command) told them to?
> They even forced the French at gunpoint who wanted to defend Dunkirk to destroy their weapons.
You just said the British told the French to fight on. Now you're saying they forced the French "at gunpoint" (?) to destroy their weapons?
> French who wanted to embark were shot at by the BEF [...] The BEF got away and the French fighting were captured.
Of the people rescued by British ships and taken to Britain, 123,000 were French and 198,000 were British.
As for the BEF "getting away", a second BEF was assembled by Britain to defend France after Dunkirk - again under the command of the French - despite France's defeat being inevitable at that point.
> All RAF fighter squadrons were moved to the UK ahead of the evacuation.
The RAF moved to the UK due to European bases being overrun by the Germans. Nevertheless, despite certain and imminent French defeat and despite requiring aircraft for its own survival, Britain did send squadrons to France after Dunkirk. The RAF in fact sacrificed around 1000 aircraft, and even more in personnel, in defence of France.