LoneStarrr

You didn't say anything about the CIA "Doing that back in the 80s" I went through and read all your posts and you did not mention the 80s once. I never said that the US should or shouldn't invade Mexico either. I said that you were being hypocritical about saying the US was sticking its nose where it doesn't belong in the Middle East, then telling us we should send troops or aid to Mexico to help fight the drug cartels.

You obviously do not get what I am saying about Iraq. I mean, you said the CIA is funding Taliban, that's absurd! There's not even any evidence to support it. And if you tell me to "Look it up on the internet." cause thats where you saw it, then you are just one of the many brainwashed by these conspiracy theorists. The US Military is not there to overthrow or take over the country, but to get rid of these radical Islamist that want to "kill all evil Westerners." Yes, I'll admit, it is not going well but that is because we made the mistake of leaving when we had them on the defensive. On another note, I do not understand how you are saying the US should stop "sticking it's nose where it doesn't belong" yet you want the US to help with Mexico's issues? I agree with DivineHustle in this aspect, you are being quite hypocritical. Finally, I don't understand why you have stooped down to the point where you insult my country and my people. I mean really? That is just a childish thing to do since I didn't even mention a thing about your country or your people. If I were you, I would refrain from continuing the insults to other's countries. Also, the rest of the world hates us? Well I guess we better just stop sending any and all kinds of aid (food, water, medicine, etc.) to every other country in the world seeing as how they hate us so much. And I also guess when the next major war breaks out, the strongest military in the world will just stand by and watch its allies fight since they apparently "hate" us.

Apologies, I knew the number was around 3000. It is true, we have been there for AGES now however, we pulled out when we had them up against the wall. They were falling apart and just needed a few more blows. Now, with the Iraqi "Army" (If you can even call it that) in charge for the most part, they have pushed back and taken much of their territory. Yes, I do know that we are helping with airstrikes and a raid on some high-profile terrorist every now and then, but that just isn't enough. The chain of command barely matters to them. You kill one commander, there's a new one just as fearsome as the last. In my opinion, we need to get in there and stamp them out for good or else they will come back at us again. You can already see from the attacks in France, Denmark, and the US (Shooting in Texas at a Mohammad drawing contest) that the amount influence these guys have is very high. We need to let our soldiers get in there and get to work and show these ISIS amateurs what a REAL military can do. I feel as if we are letting them get too much confidence and also too much influence. However, this is all just my opinion. I know many others feel different and I mean no hate nor anger towards them.

First off, I do agree with your point that the US should help with Mexico's efforts to eliminate the drug cartels. As a Texan, living this close to the border has shown me the damage these people can do when the infiltrate the US. It has also shown me just how easily they are able to do this. So, what I'm saying is, yes the US should help improve relations with Mexico and also aid them in their efforts. Definitely not by sending US troops but by other means. However, on your point involving the US's "sticking it's nose where it shouldn't" in the Middle East, I completely disagree. On September 11, 2001, over 3000 innocent American citizens were killed while just doing their daily jobs. This terrorist act is now known as 9/11. This attack was planned out by Osama Bin Laden along with various other members the group known as al-Qaeda. al-Qaeda also being the group to carry out the acts. This provoked many American citizens and government officials to the point where it infuriated them so much that many demanded war. Thus, the war in the Middle East began. There have also been various other attacks on US citizens and allies since then by various different terrorist groups in the Middle East. Some say the US went there for oil. However, if you look at the cost of the war (1.6 Trillion) and the return from assets in the Middle East, it is absurd to make such a comment. Others say we went there to establish a US-run government in Iraq. This is also not true as almost all US assets have pulled out of the region. The only remaining assets being those training Iraqi soldiers. Plus, you can see how well the Iraqis can fend for themselves with ISIS now controlling a decent amount of the country, including many oil reservoirs. What I'm getting at is that, in my opinion, the US was fully justified in beginning a campaign in the Middle East. My apologies for spouting off and going off-topic.

That all depends. If you live where I live, 12 miles out of the nearest town, and its only you, your family, and a couple of close friends, it is obviously not going to bother anyone if you shoot off a ton of fireworks. However, the majority of the population does live in cities so this could be a good solution to keeping chaos down in cities and responding veterans in a positive way.

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Amazing work!

I actually didn't notice you mentioned the "scripts" folder in your post otherwise, I wouldn't have made my post in the first place. Sorry, I didn't mean to reiterate, I have quite a tendency to miss things. :)

I had to end up putting both the "TowTruck" files in a folder called "Scripts." This is not a folder that comes with your clean version of GTA V so you must create it yourself. I found this out by reading the comments from the mod creator on gta5-mods.com. After this it should work.

Which version are you using? I was using 0.1d and Police Radio did not work until I updated to 0.1e.