Robeless Emperor

Accept that some days you are a pigeon, some other days you are a statue.
Nakamora came across that saying several years ago. It stuck to his subconscious mind, and now it comes back. Current changes in public figures in the government could be the trigger for it to resurface. But changes will come to those in other positions too, albeit not in a massive scale and all at the same time. Hence it is less noticeable, but the situation is the same nonetheless.
Some day you are the boss, later you would be the statue, if while holding office you failed miserably to adopt good IPR practice (IPR as in interpersonal relationship, not intellectual property right). Once the robe is shed, or the tittle stripped, on expiration of office you'd be the statue - peed or pissed or both by pigeons, and ignored at some corner under a tree, gathering fallen leaves.
If everything goes well, however, you would be the pigeons.
Is that right?