They are afraid because they can't take us in a fight, even with every prepared advantage. I said "Fight" and I meant it literally, I mean actually going out and killing the groups of people that we don't like, as they try to kill us as well (not that they aren't already, but more explictly, openly, and directly, with no pretense of acting otherwise towards us) I'm not talking protests or marches or rallies, not talking political, legal, or economic means of systemic change (ignoring here that such violence is very much an intended feature of our system), not talking running away or hiding out somewhere (they will hunt you down), and certainly not talking about hoping in vain that God or some group of insiders (that both totally exist, and aren't lies intended to placate you) will be doing everything for you on your behalf, and be effective at it. So far the left is pinning their hopes on dissuading us from rising up against them in an actual insurrection, because then these jewish conspirators, and their elite friends, will all be executed like in the French revolution and its reign of terror, but world wide, so that there'd be no way for them to do as they did then (which was to leave and return at a later time), e en of they did try the same trick as they did then, we'd be scouring the planet for them, just to kill them. We would win even on our weakened state, because we have something that they and their followers lack, competence at combat, we are the greatest military force in human history, their every gain was made on the back of making us feel badly about or victories over them, which has had an effect on them to, as their history is just them losing and failing over and over again. Once you lose sympathy for them, we go from being some villain trying to seek atonement for their misdeeds, to some badass who made a mistake of feeling bad about being awesome, and suffering for it as a bunch of parasites fed upon their guilt to try and destroy them. Once you start to hate them, they go from being victims of our callousness, to showing their true colors as to why it was wise for us to treat them with cruelty, and why it was unwise to restrain ourselves from being cruel to them.