Loudoun County Child Protective Services (CPS), backed by armed sheriff’s deputies, stormed the home of a U.S. Navy veteran and his wife, ripping their one-month-old breastfeeding infant from her mother’s arms.

No warrant. No due process. No criminal charge. This isn’t a dystopian nightmare from communist China or North Korea—it’s an assault on American liberty from suburban Virginia, USA, 2025.

Farzin Yazdani, a respected engineer, devoted father, and Navy veteran, now stands as the latest casualty of a family court system gone rogue—a machine critics say is hijacked by radical bureaucrats and progressive ideologues bent on shredding the American family under the flimsy banner of “welfare.”

On March 28, 2024, Yazdani’s world crumbled when CPS agents, acting on what he calls a false affidavit from a vengeful ex-wife embroiled in a custody dispute, raided his Sterling home in a “coordinated ambush.” The infant, Roxana—healthy, cherished, and bonded to her mother, Emily—was snatched without a shred of evidence or legal grounding.

“I’m begging everybody who’s reading this that there’s a crime in progress currently, Loudoun County Government has abducted and falsely imprisoned a one-month-old breastfeeding baby from its innocent mother. Please spread the story far and wide. Interact with it like it Do whatever the algorithm needs to spread this story for the love of God,” Yazdani wrote on X.

For eight agonizing days, Roxana languished in state custody, reportedly injured under CPS’s watch—a fragile newborn torn from her mother’s nourishment and thrust into a bureaucratic hell notorious for traumatizing the children it claims to save.

Video evidence, later released by Yazdani, paints a chilling picture: deputies and CPS agents moving like a paramilitary squad, one admitting on camera, “We’re just here to enforce,” despite knowing the child was barely a month old. No briefing, no facts—just blind obedience to a shadowy order.

Baby Roxana (Credit: Yazdani)

Yazdani and Emily fought back, clawing through a five-day hearing that exposed CPS’s overreach. The removal order was dismissed, and their daughter was returned, but the scars remain. “This is government terrorism,” Yazdani told supporters, warning, “If it can happen to me, it can happen to you.” He’s now spearheading a crusade to unmask CPS corruption, launching a GoFundMe to fund legal battles and FOIA requests for records that might reveal how deep this rot runs.

But here’s the question burning in every patriot’s mind: who’s pulling the strings? Is this just a bitter custody feud, or a glimpse into a broader agenda—one where families are pawns in a game to control and divide? The same system that’s been gaslighting us for decades—think chemtrails, border chaos, the pedophilia epidemic—seems awfully cozy with these power grabs. Loudoun County’s CPS isn’t acting alone; it’s a cog in a machine that thrives on fear and silence.

Wake up, America. Yazdani’s fight is our fight. Share his story. Demand answers. Because if a Navy veteran’s newborn can be stolen in broad daylight, none of us are safe. What’s next—your kids? Your freedom? The truth is out there, and it’s time to hunt it down.