Calgary engineer believes he's cracked the mysterious Voynich Manuscript

[BessAgritianin]

I ask the following questions to researchers:
1- While the number of letters/writing images in European Medieval Languages Manuscripts is limited in number, why is the number of letters and/or writing images in the Voynich manuscript higher than in manuscripts known to be European? (Or, in your opinion, if the number of writing signs in VM texts overlaps with the familiar European medieval scripts, how many letters were there in which language, and how many letters do you think there are in VM?)
2- How many different languages are actually in the Voynich texts?
3- How many different alphabets are used in VM texts?
4- How many different writing images or letters are there in VM texts that look different from each other? When giving a number, please indicate the upper and lower case letters separately, or state that the number you give represents the sum of both upper and lower case letters.
5- When you take into account all the transcriptions made for EVA variations and VM, which of these transcriptions and EVA variants probably contains the most accurate Latin alphabet equivalents of VM signs? (I'm curious about your personal opinion.)
6- Is there anyone who can say that the number of matches (alphabets) in the alphabet transcription table that you accept as "correct" does not coincide with the number of differences or text images in the VM?

1. Because there are numbers, Latin and other symbols, called " gallows" by some of the researchers.
2. Four maybe with the Arabian names of the stars.
3. Two
4. No idea. Never counted them.
5. Never dealt with EVA 
6. Some do not, never counted them. Wrong is wrong. 

Mr. Ardic, there is an old proverb: A wise person is  who answers to a definite question with a definite answer. 
Who is the author of Voynich Manuscript, remember, his name is written on the first foil?
I answered to your questions. Be kind enough to answer me too ! 
BR: Bess