Welcome to AboutFacts.   This site is a result of individuals coming together to defend our community from the attacks that John and Pam Stokes broadcast over their radio station, Z600, (a.k.a. The Edge).  We have since formed a chapter of the Montana Human Rights Network called the Flathead Valley Human Rights Network (FVHRN).

Our Mission: The Flathead Valley Human Rights Network believes in a society to match our scenery. We support democratic principles, including equality, justice and the tolerance of diverse opinions. We strive to defend human rights against the threats of bigotry and prejudice.

People of all ethnicity, gender, religion and sexual orientation should be welcomed by our community. Intimidation, threats and other forms of bullying have no place in a democracy.

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Screen Saver Billboard



It’s sad to see the billboard come down after being such a success. Thank you everyone for the many wonderful emails and support.
Our billboard helped to hold Stokes accountable for trying fleece our money and resources.

Advertisers heard (2008)
Billmeyers Well Drilling Kalispell
A-1 Vacuum Kalispell
Amore Salon & Spa
Family Dental Center, Col Falls
Kelly's Auto Shop
Joe's Music Store (New, Winter 2008)
Bresen Communications
Los Corporales Resturant
Big Fork Drug
Innerfoods
Farm to market Pork
Montana Pure Water
Vinnie's Sushi (Vinnie calls in regular to KGEZ)
Polydome Greenhouses
Making The Grade Landscaping
Lifeline Batteries 1-800-527-3224
Montana Glass Works
White Oak C-Mart
Kalispell Transmission and Exhaust
Issac Walton Inn
Co-Rental
Flathead Beverage
Wood Chuck Logging
Artistic Barbering
Schellinger Construction
Dave Smith Motors, Kellogg, Idaho
Bo Carpenter Auction
Hometown Flooring
Sportsman Warehouse Missoula
Trail Creek Software
Vet Center in Bigfork
Northwest Shelter Systems
North Valley Ag
Van Dorf Heating
Kalispell Auto Alignment
Taylor Insulation
Thrift Homes
S+S Campers
Techno Joe's
Atlas chiropractic
powercustom.com (gun website)
Marty's Car Audio
To be continued........

Send a Complaint to the FCC

"Consumer input is vital to the FCC's license application process. Broadcasters are required to file license renewal applications every eight years. The public is encouraged to bring concerns about a station's renewal to the Commission's attention through an informal or formal objection. Each station is required to broadcast announcements giving the date its license will expire, the date a renewal application must be filed, and the date formal petitions against it must be filed. An informal objection can be filed at any time prior to the Commission taking action on an application."
taken from: The FCC Handbook at: http://www.fcc.gov/cib/handbook.html#mmb

When sending comment to the FCC:
1. Read the FCC guidelines;
     a) make sure your complaint is accurate.
     b) make reference to the guideline that KGEZ has exceeded.
     c) request that your remain anonymous, and the FCC will NOT give your name to Stokes

2. If you can send a tape recording of the KGEZ offence.
     a) make sure to date the tape.
     b) make sure the tape contains the call letters KGEZ.

3. Send protests, complaints and petitions to:

   Federal Communications Commission
   Enforcement Division
   Hearings & Investigation Division
   445 12th St. S.W.
   Washington DC   20554

FCC Contact Information