I would like to tell everyone one thing. If you have never been in that situation, please don't talk about what you don't know. I am a Nepali American and here in the US, Law Enforcement Agencies do not use violence, terror and intimidation to do anything. They are trained that all suspects are innocent until proven guilty. This may not be true in Nepal since the Police of Nepal are neither respected or trained properly. Here in the US, to be a Law Enforcement Officer, you have to go through extensive background investigation and training before the public places its trust in you. Your character and morality are always examined. However, this doesn't mean all are perfect. After all, we are all human beings with faults. Some do violate the good principles and are usually caught by the internal division of the Law Enforcement Agency they work for. As for the military, our training is one of the best in the world. Some have even taken teachings from the Gurkha in Nepal as their guide. Our military as a whole are honarable men and women who serve their country voluntarily. They are taught to respect human rights and are discplined when necessary. It is even illegal in the military to commit adultery or disrespect their superior officer verbally. That is the standard of the US military. American policy is the policy of the President of the United States and not its people. Khaobaadi, please educate yourself before you speak.