Manifest Destiny 

"Manifest Destiny" was the social theory in the USA in the 19th century which claimed that the USA and its white, Christian citizens were chosen by God. Because of this "choosing" they were entitled to any land they pleased, despite who already owned it (not limited to Native Americans; also including other countries), with the purpose being that they spread their religion of Christianity and their concept of "civilization" to the other, "inferior", people of the world.

"Manifest Destinty, another "great" idea straight out of the U.S. like Mc.Donalds and Freedom Fries George W. Bush is attempting to bring it back"

Manifest Destiny by the ides of march October 6, 2003

G MANIFESTO 

The Blueprint for being an International Playboy on the riseThe definative guide to being a G. The guide to getting more out of life.

Q: "what is the best way to swoop ill rich girls?"
A: "you need to check the G Manifesto"

Q: "How do I become a Playboy?"
A: Read the G Manifesto!

G MANIFESTO by Trigga Da Illest September 8, 2008

Manifest Destiny 

My right to take whatever i want whenever i want because god has given me the right to do so

Guy1: hey man im gonna take your beer and call it manifest destiny

Guy2: dude super weak

Manifest Destiny by skyluurr February 5, 2009

Manifest Abstraction 

Something not worth thinking about.

"Dude, what you're saying is a manifest abstraction, You are never going to get that girl. She's much too hot to exist in your world."

Manifest Abstraction by Luddz May 17, 2015

radical manifester 

one who takes the art of manifesting to a new extreme. no holding back when it comes to the law of attraction.

"of course she won that trip to the bahamas, she's a radical manifester."

radical manifester by largeststorm51 July 29, 2020

Communist Manifesto 

Karl Marx's political platform, outlining his beliefs about Communism.

Stalin did not agree with many of the principals in the Communist Manifesto, so he made his own up.

Communist Manifesto by Me January 14, 2004

Streetlight Manifesto

One of the most original, virtuosic, progressive, and all-around bitchin ska bands today.

A third wave ska (ska-punk) band started in 2003 by Tomas Kalnoky and made up of members of the bands Catch 22 and One Cool Guy, Streetlight Manifesto is lauded by many as the beginning of the "4th wave of ska" due to their complex horn lines and ingenious arrangements that make them stray from the general definition of ska music. They've released 3 albums (not including their demo): Keasby Nights, Everything Goes Numb, and Somewhere in the Between. I especially recommend the latter two (and especially especially like Somewhere in the Between).
They've also just finished recording a massive colaboration project with Catch 22 and Kalnoky's side project Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution entitled "99 Songs of the Revolution." It's a 99 song album spread across 6 discs and it should be released early 2010.

Streetlight Manifesto shows off its members' ingenuity and sheer ability on their instruments in every one of their songs. The only problem I have with them is that their treble frequencies are sometimes mixed too high which causes Tomas Kalnoky's vocals and Chris Thatchers's drums to sound tinny and overbearing.

Streetlight Manifesto by jazzbass January 4, 2010