Vandals spray painted the words Abort God across an Ohio pregnancy center in 2023.
Washington just traced that vandalism back to a network the government now calls a global terrorist operation.
That same digital network, the State Department says, also serves Hamas and the Iranian regime.
How a State Department Terrorist Designation Exposed Antifa's Tech Provider
The group behind the graffiti in Bowling Green called itself Jane's Revenge.
It surfaced in the days after someone leaked the Supreme Court's draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade in 2022.
Within weeks, pro-abortion activists were firebombing pregnancy centers and Catholic churches across the country.
A federal prosecutor eventually charged Bowling Green State University student Whitney Durant with a FACE Act violation for defacing HerChoice, the pregnancy center a short walk from campus.
HerChoice gives women free ultrasounds, pregnancy testing, and parenting classes, and it runs a program called ReNewed to walk women through healing after an abortion.
No one had ever answered where Jane's Revenge got its playbook, its encryption, or its reach.
Last week, the State Department answered that question.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio designated an Italian outfit called Autistici/Inventati a Specially Designated Global Terrorist organization.
The group calls itself the A/I Collective, and it never threw a Molotov cocktail itself.
It built the digital plumbing that let the people who did throw them communicate, organize, and claim credit without getting caught.
An encrypted inbox nobody outside the group can read.
A live video line built to dodge federal wiretaps.
A digital mask that hides who is really behind the keyboard.
A hosting platform for blogs and mailing lists, built so radicals could talk without the FBI listening in.
The State Department says the collective hosts roughly 16,000 mailboxes, 1,500 websites, 5,500 mailing lists, and 10,000 blogs.
The State Department says Jane's Revenge relied on those tools "to publish official communiqués and claims of responsibility for violent and criminal acts to incite copycat attacks."
Rose City Antifa and ICE Agent Doxxing Trace to the Same Network
Jane's Revenge was not the only client on the A/I Collective's list.
Rose City Antifa in Portland used the same platform to organize an attack on Customs and Border Protection helicopters, an assault that led to a federal indictment.
The collective's tools also let Rose City Antifa post the home addresses of ICE agents, according to the State Department.
In Atlanta, the Stop Cop City movement used the platform to claim responsibility for attacks on police officers building a law enforcement training center.
The State Department warns that cell is still active and still using the platform today.
Anarchists in France, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands used the same infrastructure this year to sabotage rail systems.
One cell used it to claim credit for sabotaging the Transalpine Pipeline in March, cutting off crude oil to Austria, Germany, and the Czech Republic.
That cell then posted a manifesto pointing readers to maps of vulnerable North American infrastructure.
The State Department's list of the collective's other customers reads like a rogue's gallery: the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hamas, Hizballah, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Whoever defaced that Ohio clinic wall was, according to the federal government, plugged into the same back end that serves an Iranian-backed terror network.
Treasury Sanctions Follow the Money Behind the Jane's Revenge Attacks
The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned the A/I Collective too.
The sanctions block any property the group holds under U.S. jurisdiction.
They also threaten penalties against anyone who transacts with the group going forward.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent did not mince words.
"Far-left extremists, their fronts, and their enablers should be on notice: We will bring the full weight of our economic tools to bear," Bessent said.
"Political terrorism has no place in our society, and we will continue to cut the financial lifelines of these groups until they are eliminated."
The action flows from National Security Presidential Memorandum-7, the directive Trump signed to dismantle the money and infrastructure behind left-wing political violence.
For years, prosecutors could only ever reach the person holding the spray can or the gas can.
Whitney Durant is looking at a maximum of one year for defacing a building in Bowling Green.
Nobody had charged the people who built the network that let Jane's Revenge broadcast its threats to copycats nationwide, until now.
The pregnancy centers firebombed and vandalized after the Dobbs leak were never victims of scattered, disconnected activists blowing off steam.
They were targets in a coordinated campaign running through the same digital pipes as Hamas and the Iranian regime.
Trump's State Department just said so, on the record, with sanctions attached.
Sources:
- Tyler O'Neil, "Trump Admin Links Jane's Revenge to Foreign Network Supporting Antifa Violence," Pregnancy Help News, September 1, 2026.
- U.S. Department of State, "Designation of Autistici/Inventati as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist," Fact Sheet, August 27, 2026.
- U.S. Department of the Treasury, "Treasury Takes Action Against Violent Far-Left Terrorist Networks," Press Release, August 2026.
- "Global Leftist Org That Doxxed ICE Agents Designated a Terror Group," The Daily Wire, August 2026.
- Catholic News Agency, "FACE Act Charges Brought Against College Student in Ohio Pregnancy Center Attack," EWTN News, 2023.
- HerChoice, "Services," HerChoiceMedical.org, accessed September 2026.
