Ok let me back up and ask a general question to you - if there is rarely heavy shorting in penny stocks and it's a big farce... why is it that so many non-diluting pinks lose their value rapidly?
What else could possible cause a company with good news, investor support, and no dilution to slowly and consistently tank over time, to the point where nobody is making a profit by selling?
Only naked shorting could explain that, which is a pattern I've seen quite a bit in the pinks. I believe the NSS is hidden and the "short position" represents the legal shorted shares, which you say have been properly borrowed against.
I think it's hilarious BTW, that someone who made a living in a hedge fund (which hedges against companies - shorts them) would claim there is hardly any shorting around, it's all a myth from the paranoid. Kind of like a cop in front of a gory accident saying, "there's nothing to see here... move along"...
HEDGE FUNDS = PROOF OF SHORTING