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Friday, October 16th, 2026, 4:09 am

Why James Wilson Dislikes Mark Lewis

James Wilson is upset not because Lewis is “rogue” but because Lewis knew how to handle Wilson

The more I read into the tweetfests (or “storms”) of Wilson, the clearer it seems to me that Wilson’s obsession with Lewis is due to hurt.

Yes, Lewis really hurt him.

In a nutshell, and in chronological order:

  • Wilson said some darn things
  • These darn things led to backlash
  • Wilson threatened to sue over those bouts of backlash (over the above-mentioned darn things)
  • Wilson filed a lawsuit he can barely afford against people who had insufficient assets to cover his legal bills
  • Wilson soon realised he would not manage to settle the matter
  • Wilson spent all his money trying to “win” the case (a pyrrhic victory)
  • Wilson “won” but received nothing (could not and still cannot even recover the money he lost in litigation)
  • Wilson now protests against the solicitor and barrister, as a distraction from the fact his lawsuit was redundant, misconceived, and fruitless

Sounds familiar, right?

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