UN Pact of the Future, Digital Control & Oregon’s Family Court Crisis

Joshua Michael opens Non Compliant America with a clip from Dr. Sherry Tenpenny on the UN’s Pact for the Future (including the Global Digital Compact), adopted via silence procedure. Tenpenny describes it as more expansive than the stalled WHO pandemic treaty and warns of biometric digital IDs, “global citizen” framing, AI-driven fact-checking, and potential punishments such as restricted banking or travel for those labeled as spreading misinformation.The host frames the document as part of a longer-term push toward coordinated global governance, technocracy, and data-driven control, linking it to themes of incrementalism, international institutions operating beyond elected governments, and the need for non-compliance and local preparedness (food, water, communication, constitutional sheriffs).The episode then turns to Joshua’s recent time at the Oregon Capitol advocating for family-court reform. He describes an “epidemic” of parenting-time cases in which fit parents lose access to children with little effective recourse. He details how judicial-fitness complaints are frequently handled internally rather than in public proceedings, leaving families stuck with the same judge for years, facing high legal costs, and seeing inconsistent rulings even within the same family. Specific examples include a father with 50/50 time with younger children but none with older ones from the same mother, and another limited to park-bench visits and a single weekly text.Joshua argues these outcomes reflect a broader lack of checks, transparency, and accountability in the system. He mixes this with commentary on fuel prices, economic strain, AI and robotics, immigration, and foreign-policy instability, urging listeners to stay grounded, protect families, get involved locally, and reject the idea that “that’s just the way it is.” The show closes with a call to organize, expose problems, and restore constitutional limits.