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tax accountant and redskins cheerleader charo graduated with a business major from maryland. born into a military family, it's her work off the field, visiting troops overseas, that she finds more rewarding than any redskins game. she has been to four countries in the middle east. >> i went on a military appreciation tour in 2012. it's not like performing in d.c. where people -- redskins fans get to see us at the game. but we're guaranteed to be there every time. the life there is so repetitive. any kind of fun way they can break up their time and make things more memorable is so them. and it's so important to us to see what they're doing for us. >> reporter: she describes the squad she captains as a sisterhood. >> the amount of closeness and support and unconditional love that all of the girls have for each other is really, really special. the bond that we have. >> reporter: by the way, charo and the rest of the cheerleaders do prefer to go by their first names. they spent 52 weeks a year making personal appearances. they are a family coming from all walks. we've got a mothe

was islam for dummies and the carron for charo - thehe koran for dummies. [laughter] many of these terrorist do not have education for islam and the primary drive drivers of his of her grievances. how about the question of beheadings? we know a beheading has been used to store could buy many. grant fuller estimated that if you look at states, postrevolutionary france beheaded some 40,000 people. we know beheading is used in certain countries even today. we also know beheading has been used to terrorize. we know that mexican cartels --e used it as well as because of the nature of it and putting the head on us like or something, that is been seen as an act that is particularly -- will terrorize people. that has been there but when you put outvideos that were by isis between 2000 6-2013, while you have citations of the what you see more predominately are basically grievances being articulated as the main reason for killing civilians, grievances against individuals and groups like iraqi soldiers and police and government workers who are seen as part of .he prob