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Man Haron Monis Had List of Grievances Against People He Saw as Oppressing Muslims 

 






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SYDNEY—Self-proclaimed cleric Man Haron Monis was known to authorities for his indiscriminate rage long before he staged an attack on a Sydney cafe that left himself and two hostages dead. The 50-year-old Mr. Haron’s past grievances targeted people he perceived to be leading the oppression of Muslims, including the families of Australian soldiers killed serving overseas and Australian civil servants and lawmakers. Mr. Haron’s own...
  


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