Alligator Tom

Alligator Tom (or Alligator Thomas) was a comedy musician and hater of minorities. His singles represented the neo-Nazi subculture, and were known to be very anti-Marxist. Tom was born in Great Britain, but on his about.com page, they claim that he lived most of his life in Ireland, which is untrue. He also despised American culture and liberal advocacy, even though he claimed in one interview that he was left leaning. Alligator Tom was a nickname that got coined by his Irish Army friend who lived with alligators. Tom died in 2001.

Early career
Tom started his music career in 1972 after he got recognized by IRA and other Irish groups. He subsequently signed a contract with !uNited Brits in 1974. It is unknown when or where Tom became a comedian.

Nationality
In the spring of 1988, Tom claimed to have been born in Ireland along with his German brother who moved to South America. No other nationalities were mentioned. Later in 1999, Tom said in a private held discussion with QQB that his roots were mostly Germanic, Greek and anglosaxon, and that it was a possibility that he was part-spanish. Following his death, controversy surrounding his genes arose. About.com claims that Tom was born in the United Kingdom but is actually Irish.

Controversial songs
Most of the controversy surrounding Alligator Tom is about his music.


 * When dddeath meets rrreality (1983) - song is anti-equality according to some.
 * Never bite a coon (1982 or 1983) - song is racist and anti-government according to many.
 * Wait for meh (1979) - song has racist undertones according to some.
 * Race War (1983) - song is white supremacist and racist according to many.
 * What Happened? (unknown release date) - song is considered anti-Semitic according to some.
 * Walter is here, what happened? (unknown release date; re-released as remastered in 2004) - song has racist undertones and anti-Semitic terms written in lyrics according to some.
 * Lotta Work for a whitey (1979) - anti-American and pro-slavery according to many.
 * Comedy is not subjective (1991) - considered insensitive because of the ridiculing lyrics, according to some.
 * Not A spook (1983 or 1984) - song is racist according to journalists and others.
 * Brain Damage (unknown release date; re-released as remastered in 2008) - songs lyrics makes fun of disabled people, or people with mental problems, according to some.
 * Pluggg (1985) - anti-American and making fun of dead soldiers, according to many.