Yep, themetallurgist, that is exactly my point :) When you are in a stock where there are a half BILLION to BILLION shares or more out there and the longs on the board can account for only a small percentage of all the stock, it is difficult to say, for certain, that naked shorting is taking place. However, with Hemi, when you can point to one member and say, that guy owns 9% of the float, and that dude over there has 7% of the float, that one group has 8%, oh, and that guy there has 10%, it starts to become obvious that something isn't right.
And then the certificates keep coming in too. I don't have a good total count of all certs but there is little doubt in my mind that the people on this board hold the entire float and then some, in at least electronic form, and this is based on PMs I've received and people posting their holdings... not just guessing.