bitcoins are no money so they cannot be laundered.

And under which laws are bitcoins covered? None

Money laundering is a recently invented crime designed to control us to which I say fuck you.

The mixer is for privacy, not money laundering. Bitcoin being traceable is an artefact of the technology. There is no law which states BTC sent back to a users must originate from the same set out outputs as the BTC paid in.

Besides that blockchain.info is well under the volume threshold required to register as an MSB within the UK.

In casinos, transactions over $10,000 are automatically are automatically reported to the feds.

CASH. Cash is reportable. I can make $10,000 credit card purchase, wire transfers, check transactions. These aren't reportable because a paper tail exists. Form 8300 for reference - http://apps2.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=148821,00.html

I'm not quite sure how chips work in a casino, but, can one really walk up to the....uhh...check out counter and plop down $9k worth of plastic chips and get handed $9k cash, no questions asked?

Interesting how the OP asked the question and then didn't say anything else on this thread...

It's not just addresses - groups of addresses can be be identified to the same user.  Go here and click on the owner icon: http://blockviewer.com/#/owns/1ELECeJompinDox61L73eAUyaWpe3Q5HZB - you can see 190+ addresses has been linked to him as well!  In fact, the tool even identified his screen name (look at the line label pointing from his address to the owner icon) so he's explicitly identified.

EDIT:
What's even more damming is that another address was explicity identified to be from the user "flatfly".  So the OP also owns flatfly username too -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=52782

Laundering money is not illegal but laundering the proceeds of criminal activity's raised funds is.