One thing is for sure, Trump is afraid of Bernie, not so much of Hillary.

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64. Because Trump sees Sanders as insignificant.

Trump is an shithead full of bluster, but if I can make one claim about him with confidence, it's that he has given no sign that he's afraid of Sanders.

Why did Schultz break her own written notice and ten day waiting period clauses of her contract and arbitrarily cripple Bernie's campaign?

Most likely because she prefers one candidate over another, for any of a great many reasons. She might even believe that she was acting out of the party's best interest, to favor the stronger candidate for the general election. Short of wishful thinking, there is no basis for concluding that she acted out of "fear." Also, she's an asshole, as I noted already.

Perhaps the questions regarding corporate media fear mongering aren't new or oddly enough controversial but how can that not be related to modern day politics?

You are certainly welcome to do so, but it is intellectually dishonest to conflate the media's fear-based strategy and a perceived fear that all of Sanders' opponents are "afraid" of him.

Do you honestly believe that the mega-corporations, corporate media and 1% aren't afraid of Bernie's message,

I do not believe that they are "afraid of" his message, and beyond the assertions of Sanders' supporters, I have seen nothing to suggest otherwise.

and do they have power to pull strings, cover a candidate 24/7 keeping their name front and center or blacking them out, no matter the historical ramifications of said candidate's campaign?

Of course they do, and that's frankly a silly question. And the media could also be "blacking him out" because they don't identify him as the viable "horse race" candidate to generate ratings and revenue in the general election. That seems much more likely to me, and honestly it's consistent with their behavior over the past few elections.

If you would claim that the media is driven by fear, then you need to support this claim; to date it's simply been asserted.