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The Divine Strake controversy comes at a crucial juncture , with the Bush administration threatening not only war but nuclear war with Iran , and in doing so inevitably inflicting the arms race on the Third World , as developing nations come to see , in the words of Dr. Kurt Gottfried , chairman of the Union of Concerned Scientists , that " the only way for a country to deter nuclear attack is to acquire its own nuclear arsenal . In the absence of PU.1 , genes encoding these receptors are not turned on , and therefore the developing cells are not able to survive and divide in response to specific growth factors . In offering some views on the way forward after Cancun , Mr. Ricupero in effect punctured , diplomatically , the efforts of the major industrialized nations , and particularly the US and EU , to propagate the view that the developing nations need the WTO more than the majors , and if the developing countries or any groups of them stand in the way and the WTO and the multilateral trade negotiations cannot deliver what the majors want , the latter can use the bilateral and regional trade negotiations route to achieve their objectives . Many developing countries support these points . In spite of these moves , the million-dollar question is whether developing countries see a need for the Internet in business and whether these nations can meet the infrastructure challenges .