"Oil dispersion?

This sounds like bollocks to me. Oil dispersion doesn't lower ocean temperature, burning the oil to create CO2 might via melting the icecaps.."

"The fact that oil can't mix with water says it all.
It means that the flow of warm water in it's usual current is interupted and dispersed, therefore breaking up the regular path it would take."

"As Irish says BS.

It's a theory.
They can't predict squat one way or the other.
They aren't even completely sure how the currents (air and water) form and change. Let alone what can and or will effect them.

Now oil will stay partially blended through different layers of the ocean. But it eventually rises to the surface.
And oil doesn't totally block temperatures. It will just slow it down.

This is like the global warming scare that predicted the Pacific Ocean rising and covering some islands. It never happened."

"And that is why temperatures now are wildly unnormal?"

"Nothing against you personally, but aren't you always posting outbreaks and other doomsday type "news"?

So lets say they are true.
What are YOU going to do to survive?
Better hurry up and buy some land in a non effected part of the world. Before it's all bought up. And move so you can beat the rush."