Sgt Stullick

well 1 thing i learned is slimory and cp702 are pro terroirst and anti american

who the F gives a shit bout the middle east sooner we blow it off the map the better the world will be


if you think 9-11-01 was staged by the government shame on you and hope to God your not an american if you are you should be locked up citzienship revoked and deported to a 3rd world country

don't even think of bashing 9/11 on here its down right disrespectful to those of us who were directly affected by it

I'm not understanding this, LCPDFR only works on the PC platform..

I'm not understanding this, LCPDFR only works on the PC platform..

President Bush's involvement in 9/11 and the resulting anti-terrorist acts was very little. There were committees formed to handle this as well as Vice President Dick Cheney. Also the U.S. knew about the 9/11 attacks, however the failure to stop them had nothing to do with the President.


The C.I.A is a U.S. agency that gathers and investigates foreign intelligence. The C.I.A. is an internal agency meaning that any information they gather is not shared outside of their walls.
The F.B.I. is a U.S. agency that gathers intelligence on and investigates domestic crimes.

The C.I.A had known that something was planned, they tracked a few (I believe it was about 5) of the suspected terrorists into the United States. At the point that they entered the U.S. the C.I.A. lost jurisdiction and stopped tracking them. This is where the F.B.I. jurisdiction begins, however since the C.I.A. is an internal agency it failed - or could not - relay this information and profiles on these suspected terrorists to the F.B.I. for farther investigation.
It was a lack of communication and organizations not wanting to break policy or talk to other organizations that let these attacks happen, not who was in the presidency.

Do you think the U.S. intended to give a reason for the attacks? Trust me, if we wanted to go to the Middle East and fight for land and oil we would have been there without an excuse. Not everyone will agree with others views, this is obvious there will always be people that do not agree. Not agreeing is one thing, attacking the country and killing thousands of civilians warrants a completely different response.

I am deploying again on my fifth tour in a few weeks. After all the years of conflict, I pray for an end of the war. As a Lieutenant and commander of a platoon, it is my job to write letters to the fallen's family and it's heartbreaking to visit them after the death of their soldier. My best friend passed away a few days after a returned home. I attended his funeral and said my farewells to him. It's not fun but I enjoy doing my job bringing and preserving freedom across the globe. My former drill sergeant has always said this to me since boot-camp: "Without sacrifice, there is no victory over anything"

Not entirely true. Allah has nothing to do with being a terrorist. Their religion does not make them a terrorist. Where they come from does not make them a terrorist. These are the stereotypical views that many people uneducated about the conflict have. I do agree Khalid Sheikh Mohammed the man responsible for the attacks is sitting at Guantanamo Bay right now. However that man is only responsible for one attack. Do you remember the USS Cole bombing, or the US Embassy bombings, the WTC was attacked previously in the early 90's.
We are fighting a Global War on Terror, because as I stated earlier, the country of origin does not make the person a terrorist. You may not know this but a U.S. citizen was captured in the Middle East - John Walker Lindh.

Your last statement, 'what ever else known terrorist is probably dead' is falsely guided as well. Terrorists do not make themselves known, that is their entire purpose. They look the same, act the same as everyone else. They do not wear uniforms that say AL QUEDA or TALIBAN on them. That's what makes the conflict in the Middle East so difficult - you cannot easily discern from a civilian or a terrorist. A final note, the way that these organizations are put together, the chain of command is unknown by the members. They do this for a simple reason, when captured, they don't just lie about not knowing who else is a member or who their mission leader is, they actually do not know. the US knows that they operate this way and it makes gathering useful intelligence quite difficult and time consuming. On the day of the attacks, the men hijacking the planes knew that they would be taking over their plane with another member, and knew what their target was. However they had no idea that three other planes were going to be hijacked that day.

I support the war as well. Coming from a country where this didn't you can't really grasp the concept of having your countries, economic and leadership capitals attacked.
Someone I met in one of my classes after I moved was in the US Army and was deployed to Baghdad, Iraq. He is now one of my closest friends. Yea we talk about what went on when he was over there. It changes your viewpoints on a lot of things when you get the straight up briefing instead of what the clouded media relays to you.
Nowhere does it say that American's like war, our country does what it has to do to accomplish and secure our goals and beliefs.
Please don't let one bad experience at a gas station lower your standards of how Americans view Canadians.
As well, I will support all of our countries leaders because they wouldn't be in that position if a majority of our country didn't feel that they were suited to handle it.

Not entirely true. Allah has nothing to do with being a terrorist. Their religion does not make them a terrorist. Where they come from does not make them a terrorist. These are the stereotypical views that many people uneducated about the conflict have. I do agree Khalid Sheikh Mohammed the man responsible for the attacks is sitting at Guantanamo Bay right now. However that man is only responsible for one attack. Do you remember the USS Cole bombing, or the US Embassy bombings, the WTC was attacked previously in the early 90's.
We are fighting a Global War on Terror, because as I stated earlier, the country of origin does not make the person a terrorist. You may not know this but a U.S. citizen was captured in the Middle East - John Walker Lindh.

Your last statement, 'what ever else known terrorist is probably dead' is falsely guided as well. Terrorists do not make themselves known, that is their entire purpose. They look the same, act the same as everyone else. They do not wear uniforms that say AL QUEDA or TALIBAN on them. That's what makes the conflict in the Middle East so difficult - you cannot easily discern from a civilian or a terrorist. A final note, the way that these organizations are put together, the chain of command is unknown by the members. They do this for a simple reason, when captured, they don't just lie about not knowing who else is a member or who their mission leader is, they actually do not know. the US knows that they operate this way and it makes gathering useful intelligence quite difficult and time consuming. On the day of the attacks, the men hijacking the planes knew that they would be taking over their plane with another member, and knew what their target was. However they had no idea that three other planes were going to be hijacked that day.

Anyways, joke aside: It's not possible. Although what you could do, is just force callouts with ALT+F11 and reject them all with N until you get a shoot-out.

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Nice work everyone!! We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you!

The street names under the minimap are an ELS feature for ELS enabled vehicles as Justin said.

You can also press T to view the street name you are on or you can download the google maps style minimap mod.

Are you using ELS again or no?

Also, This doesn't belong in support, belongs in GTA IV discussion, possibly GTA IV Misc mods/Gameplay, for now, it will be put in discussion, moving thread...