I have never been a lover of Reg or the AKP. but as a foreigner living in Turkey - in an owned property - I have not heard anything from either Reg or the AKP that has directly 'threatened' me in my living here, or indeed the many others like me. I am happy for someone to disabuse me of this conclusion, but as it stands I can't think of anything that Reg or the AKP has done that has made me feel unwelcome. Mind you that does not mean that they have done anything to make me feel welcome either!
However, in the last couple of years or so, as Reg and the AKP has become increasingly more powerful, there have been a number of changes they have introduced in Turkey that have made me concerned about the direction Reg and Co. are taking Turkey towards, in terms of its politics, economy, international relations, religion, and social affairs. If I can put it this way, five years ago Turkey was trying to become a European-like state with a pluralist democracy, now it is heading towards becoming an increasingly centralised autocratic state, with all the potential to become a theocracy. A number of these changes do not even effect me, either directly or indirectly, but they do make me a increasingly uncomfortable about living here.
At this moment in time I do not feel so uncomfortable that I want to leave, either now or in the near future, but I think I can understand why some may be thinking about leaving or becoming more able to leave at short(er) notice by, for example, selling their current property and renting in the future.
I will conclude by saying that there is no perfect place to live in the world. There is good, bad and indifferent to be found wherever you live, and that includes the UK, including its weather! Nevertheless, this part of Turkey has still got a lot going for it - albeit operating in a bubble separate from the rest of Turkey as John rightly points out - and so I am happy to enjoy it for as long as I can, but I am alive to change and maybe one day the balance will tip towards leaving, rather than staying.