Now, who’s the liar?

Who’s lying and who’s telling the truth? Both can be lying, but only one tells the truth. Which one?

Malaysia-today claims:

1. Abdullah’s family has been awarded RM1.5 billion worth of government contracts — which he denied on national;

2.  Abdullah’s family has been implicated in the Oil-for-Food scandal — which he denied he is involved though he admits issuing and signing the letter that made this possible.

3. Abdullah bribed each of the 191 Umno Division heads with RM3 million worth of Class F construction projects which cost the nation RM600 million — which they denied in Parliament.

4. Abdullah bribed more than 400 delegates from Kubang Pasu to not vote for Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad — which they denied in spite of the police reports made by those who received the bribes.

5.  Kubang Pasu delegates who reported the matter were threatened — and one even beaten up in his home in front of his family.

6. Abdullah is spending RM300 million a year on the Terengganu Monsoon Cup and hundereds of millions more on prestige projects in that state — awarded to his business partner, Patrick Lim, on a negotiated without tender basis.

7. Abdullah has a 5 million house in Perth

8. Abdullah has a stable of luxury cars in London

9. While Johor was suffering from floods and people were dying, he was in Perth officiating his brother’s restaurant

10. Abdullah ‘boycotted’ the Sarawak State election which cost them dearly.

11. Abdullah boycott the Batu Talam by-election to ensure that Deputy Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak does not get his more than 3,000-vote majority that he boasted he would get — which then can be a good excuse to drop Najib come the next general election

12. Abdullah just bought his own jet, an Airbus A319, which you and I are paying for at a cost of more than US$60 million? – which he said was not for his official use, but can be used by the royal highness the King as well.

What else, I wonder?