Dutch volunteers have come to the aid of fellow Kurdish bad ass bikers with all the jackets and so forth to patrol the dangerous mountains of Kurdistan. these brave bikers are showing the toughness and political tools they can be for the cause of good as they help Kurdish fighters and secular bikers to fight for the dream of a secular country away from religious extremism that exists in many parts of this world that has long been denied access to freedom and a greater life.
Kurds are discovering a greater life exists away from the fear and hate preaching of Allah and his seventh century preaching and Kurds are slowly gaining a country of their own after millenniums of Turkish and Arab oppression. I just wish more American bikers would join their biker brethan in helping the biker lifestyle expand and I couldn't help to notice how Paul Teutul Sr is conspicuous of his absence. you see this guy just cares about making bikes and moving these purchases around for big corporations and the tax appraisal purchases for suppose charity. You would never see a Paul Teutul Sr fight for Kurdish or any other bikers in a foreign land standing up to the evil extremes that the Islamic State pushes to expand. what we need is more cultural bikers fighting for freedom and the ability of people to live a consumer lifestyle not oppressed by aa religion that long needed to be liquidated. The profit and ego bikers like Paul Teutul who really don't give a shit about people in other countries enjoying the same freedoms that this guy has enjoyed are ones that not need to be celebrated and called out for the greed and big time corporate pushers they happen to be.
The members of Median Empire decided it was their turn to give back. Funding the trip through membership dues and private donations, the members arrived shortly before the Newroz festival, which celebrates the Kurdish New Year, and spent three weeks touring the region and visiting the refugee camp. They also paid a visit to the Qandil mountains, a frequent site of Turkish air force bombings and the home base of the Kurdish militant separatist group known as the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) many other European bikers have volunteered to help out in Syrian refugee camps and promote the biking sub-culture. I really doubt that Paul Teutal and orange County Choppers would ever do a program or something similar to help out these people
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