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You are off topic. The topic here is the following "What is the most common Y Dna Haplogroup in Sicily and Southern Italy? which Haplogroups links certain migrations in Sicily and Southern Italy from around the Mediterranean?".

A quite common south italian phenotype is the actor Francesco Benigno, you can find him on google.

The analysis of Adamo is correct (see the Y-DNA frequencies by region). In southern Italy, the sum of J2 and E1b1b amounts to about 50% and more in some areas. Haplogroup J2 is thought to have appeared somewhere in the Middle East towards the end of the last glaciation, between 15,000 and...

There is a funny video on youtube, you can find it search: Russel Peters-Speaking Italianit is really true but referred about the south italians.

Totally agree, the phenotype also confirming your post, but the south Italians do not accept their past and they get angry with this subject. They consider themselves "Mediterranean" without ancestry in Africa and Mesopotamia (their DNA is for the 50% J2 and E1bu1) and of course they do not...