Iran's clerics consider removing Supreme leader and President Ahmadinejad

Unfortunately, probably wishful thinking.... What are your sources?

Seems almost too good to be true. I am keeping my fingers crossed.

it says the source is "Al Arabiya"

I had a discussion about this possibility with a friend today. I know anything and anyone is better than Khamanei and Ahmadi right now but let us not forget that the Khamanei is part of the clerical leaders and has been for decades. The people wanting to overthrow him are very much like him. True, they may not be as psycho and brutal as Khamanei (and hopefully they won't desire to strip the people of their freedoms) but they are none the less the people, the group that Khamanei was among for so many years. A part of me believe that Iran may be a bit of a better place with them in power but I think much of the same policies and way of life will be the same (I TRULY hope I'm wrong). I think what needs to be decided by the Iranian people (or if it has already been decided then we need to hear them out) is what type of government they want. Do they want all religious, all democratic, or something in between? The latter will be hard to obtain but my HOPES are that if the clerical leaders due overthrow Khamanei and Ahmadi, they will be able to establish such a system... if that is what the Iranian people desire. I'm definitely interested in what people think about this.

I think this is the link to the Al Arabiya article. http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2009/06/21/76567.html

Won't make a bit of difference. It's all for show. Remove the "Supreme Leader," and have that job done by others, who will, in all honesty, just be a puppet for...you guessed it...The Supreme Leader.

I'm not so sure if Ali Khamenei would be an outright "puppeteer" so much as that many of the conservative voices who were part of the revolution happen to share pretty much the same views as him. I suppose that would end up being a rather similar scenario anyway, but if this things happen it would very much be a step in the right direction, at least.