In a powerful and reflective piece, the author draws parallels between the biblical prophet Isaiah’s vision of clarity after the death of King Uzziah and the current political climate in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The author expresses hope that the removal of the ULP (Unity Labour Party) from office will bring about a similar awakening, allowing Vincentians to see their nation’s challenges with renewed clarity and purpose. The article critiques the ULP’s governance, highlighting the erosion of institutional independence, the misuse of state resources, and the silencing of moral voices, particularly the Church. The author laments the loss of national dignity, citing examples such as the controversial Cornelius John case and the contentious vaccine mandate, which saw civil servants fired for exercising their right to choose. The piece calls for a higher standard of leadership, urging Vincentians to reclaim their independence and dignity in the upcoming elections. The author envisions a future where fear no longer dominates, institutions regain their autonomy, and the Church reclaims its role as a moral compass. The article concludes with a hopeful note, believing that the end of the ULP’s rule will bring about a new era of clarity and shared prosperity for all Vincentians.