Charles Cornish-Dale is a far-right social media influencer and bodybuilder, best known for dispensing unorthodox health and nutrition advice alongside hyper-masculinity and far-right politics. He operated anonymously under the “Raw Egg Nationalist” moniker until June 2024, when HOPE not hate revealed his identity.

Despite being a relative latecomer to the “right-wing bodybuilder” milieu that emerged on X and revolved around Costin Alamariu (AKA the Bronze Age Pervert), Cornish-Dale quickly became one of its best known figures. He experienced a significant boost to his profile in 2022 after his inclusion in a documentary by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, The End of Men, which highlighted a supposed war on masculinity and the ways in which some toxic “men’s rights” activists were fighting back.

Following HOPE not hate’s exposé, Cornish-Dale spent much time since then fruitlessly obsessing over the circumstances of his unmasking, describing in multiple podcasts and articles his suspicion that intelligence agencies or a source from within his circles might have leaked his details.

Throughout 2025, Cornish-Dale was also subjected to trolling by other X users who circulated edited images of him and falsely claimed that they were related to prominent news stories, such as alleging that he was one of the terrorists involved in the Bondi Beach massacre or a defecting Iranian general. 

His X account has almost 312,000 followers at time of writing – one of whom is the US Vice President JD Vance – but he also publishes longer form content for a variety of outlets. Many of his books and annuals of his magazine, Man’s World, have been published by Antelope Hill, a US-based far-right publisher that displays his work alongside its own compendiums of speeches from Adolf Hitler and other Nazi figureheads.

His latest book, The Last Men: Liberalism and the Death of Masculinity, argues that a combination of harmful environmental chemicals and the strictures of liberal society are sapping men of their virility and spirit. The book has been endorsed by American radical right figures Steve Bannon, Tucker Carlson and Jack Posobiec.